Miranda Events Cinema, Southern Sydney
Designed by Indyk Architects, Miranda Events Cinema in Sydney has a Gold Class lounge is designed with luxury and elegance in mind.
Garage Screen Cinema Tent in Moscow
When designing Garage Screen Cinema Tent in Moscow, SNKH studio was influenced by constructivism in 1970’s projects, including works by Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers.
K11 Art House in Hong Kong, China
In 2019, OFT Interiors was invited to work on the storefront design of K11 Art House, the flagship concept theater in K11 Musea, Hong Kong.
Velcom Cinema in Minsk, Belarus
Designed by TROVAS Group, Velcom Cinema in Minsk, Belarus, is one of the most high-tech movie theaters in Europe at this moment. It has 7 multiplex screens with an emphasis on an integrated approach.
Cannes Temporary Cinema Competition, France
Cannes Temporary Cinema Competition news – 1st prize a blend between the breeze, the sun, the sand, the beach, the palms – the sensation of a slow time. Every year, this calmness is suspended by world cinema’s frenziness.
English Cinema Buildings: Architecture England
English cinema buildings – England film theatre architecture, architects, images – English cinema designs, property developments UK, projects
Hongqiao Performing Arts Center Shanghai
Designed by BAU, the Hongqiao Performing Arts Center project is located in Tianshan Road, the new commercial boulevard in Hongqiao, one of Shanghai’s high activity districts.
New Alesia Cinema in Paris Building
The Alésia multi-screen cinema is on the edge of a large urban space. The building now comprises eight screens and occupies a fairly deep site, with a second facade on the side street, Rue d’Alésia.
Pálás Cinema Galway Building by dePaor
Pálás Cinema Galway building, western Ireland, design by dePaor: cast in situ, it is a series of transfer slabs on discontinuous walls making a building of staircases, extruding the plot boundaries upwards.
Dream of Chungmuro Cinematheque in Seoul
The Seoul Metropolitan Government announced the release of a design sketch, by Mass Studies, of the Seoul Cinematheque (tentative name), a visual art cultural complex to be built in Chungmuro, which is the center of the domestic film industry.
Palace Cinema in Raffles City Building
Designed by 4N Architects, Palace Cinema is located in a long-developed commercial and residential neighborhood of Puxi Shanghai, the site is only 20 minutes away from Hongqiao airport or popular traveler-spot the Bund.
Meteor Cinema in Guangzhou Shi
Architects: One Plus Partnership Limited. A meteor is an astronomical observation where a bright trail of light appears in the night sky when a meteoroid enters the Earth’s atmosphere. This beautiful scene only appears in the sky for a very brief moment, and then vanishes without leaving any trace behind.
Art Museum and Cinema Lillehammer
Architects: Snøhetta. Building extension based on idea of art hovering above a transparent base. The new space houses a children’s workshop at ground level with floor-to-ceiling windows, located under a cantilevered hall covered in a dynamic metal façade.
Pushkinsky International Cinema Hall Moscow
Design: MetropolitanmomentuM. The existing building is a, now derelict, architectural gem in Moscow. The new addition and its architectural elements attempt to recognize Pushkinsky cinema’s great history while also paving its path towards its future in the city of Moscow.
The Cineroleum London: Clerkenwell Cinema
The Cineroleum London, pop-up building in Clerkenwell, England, UK, using DuPont AirGuard, advanced metallised membrane: cinema project in London
Pathé Maastricht, Sphinxkwartier Cinema
Design: Powerhouse Company, architects
This building design injects glamour back into going to the movies. The new 1000-seat cinema in the renewed Sphinxkwartier district, is designed as a cultural hub for film, streamed opera, lectures and events.
Structural Archaeology Belo Horizonte
Design: Vazio S/A architects. Considered for a time Brazil’s largest cinema, Cine Theatro Brasil was built in 1932 at an important intersection in downtown Belo Horizonte. Structural Archeology sought to activate this now unused space, coating the roof framework with a translucent screen, and turning the bleak void into an active venue.