Located at the Shanghai Museum of Glass, this stunning wedding chapel is a prismatic exploration of light and color. Designed in a collaboration between COORDINATION ASIA and logon urban.architecture.design, the chapel was conceived around the idea that art spaces should additionally serve a purpose that enriches and cultivates its community.
The chapel features a massive multi-colored facade that includes 3060 transparent and semi-transparent elements that are a gradient progression of 65 different hues.
The Shanghai Museum of Glass is located with the city's G+PARK, a museum park that was in need of a lifestyle element. Given the lack of inspiring wedding venues in the city, the wedding chapel is sure to be an instant success.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Prismatic Wedding Chapels
- Opportunity for the wedding industry to incorporate vibrant and colorful designs into traditional wedding venues.
- Art and Community Spaces
- Opportunity for art spaces and museums to create multi-purpose venues that enrich and cultivate the local community.
- Lifestyle Enhancement
- Opportunity for lifestyle and tourist destinations to enhance their offerings by incorporating unique and inspiring elements like wedding chapels.
Sectors Adopting This
- Wedding Industry
- The wedding industry can embrace prismatic designs, offering couples the chance to celebrate their special day in a visually stunning venue.
- Art and Culture
- Art spaces and museums can create innovative spaces that not only showcase art but also serve as a venue for weddings and other community events.
- Lifestyle and Tourism
- Lifestyle and tourist destinations can enhance their appeal by incorporating unique and visually captivating elements like the prismatic wedding chapel.
