Wanda Cinemas – Luoyang + Nanjing, China
“Dream” is the design concept of the Luoyang Wanda International Cinema. The fifth generation film director in China – Yi-Mou Zhang has once said that: “Movies are dreams.”
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Cinemas building designs and architects
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Hackney Picturehouse Cinema, City Screen
The former Ocean building has been transformed into a 4,000 square metre venue with four cinema screens, a café, upper level bars and facilities for community based organisations.
Busan Cinema Center: Coop Himmelb(l)au
Largest cantilever roof in the world: Busan Cinema Center building, South Korea, by COOP HIMMELB(L)AU: new home of the Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) – multifunctional theater, cinemas, restaurants, cafés
Filmoteca de Cataluña, Barcelona Film Theatre
About the form… The ruins mark the structure of the buildings. The Roman forum formalizes the plane of foundations and drains. In the old town, my building sets out to express itself as pure structure—no cladding, no finishes.
Theatre Park Slovenia, Murska Sobota Building
The Cinema Park Building was erected in the 1950s from plans by the modernist architect Franc Novak. Slovenia architecture design by Studio Kalamar Architects.
Kronverk Cinema, Moscow – Lefortovo Building
Kronverk Cinema Moscow building news: Robert Majkut designs his first cinema in Russia, challenging the traditional Russian extravagance with modern style design.
Pushkinsky Cinema Competition: Moscow Building
The winners of “Changing the Face – Moscow 2011,” a competition for ideas to redesign the façade of the famous Pushkinsky Cinema, located in Pushkin Square, Moscow, Russia.
Pushkinsky Cinema Moscow, Russian Building
This year, the public eyes will turn to the “Pushkinsky theatre”, the well-known cinema hall located at Pushkin Square, in the very centre of Moscow, built in 1961.
Orange Cinemas Beijing Golden Harvest Building
Orange Cinemas Beijing, China interior design by Robert Majkut, architects – Golden Harvest Building for leading Asian cinema operator
Hippodrome Cinema Bo’ness: West Lothian Cinema
The Hippodrome was built to designs of local Architect Matthew Steele and opened in 1912. It was one of Scotland’s first purpose-built cinemas and is the earliest to survive.
Floating Cinema Architecture Competition: Design Contest
Floating Cinema Design Contest, Building, Architecture, News, Deadline, Image Floating Cinema Architecture Competition : Design Contest Floating Cinema Architecture Competition : Architecture Information 26 Sep 2012 Floating Cinema Competition – Winner Winner Announced – Duggan Morris to Design the New Floating Cinema, UK UP Projects and The Architecture Foundation are delighted to announce that Duggan … Read more
Tuschinski Cinema Amsterdam: Dutch Theatre
Tuschinski Theatre Amsterdam Jugensdtil building in Holland design by de Jong architect: Dutch Art Nouveau architecture photos. Located at Reguliersbreestraat 26, 1017 CN Amsterdam, Netherlands
Bluewater Events Venue Dartford, Kent building
Bluewater Events Venue, England, architect, buildings, architecture images, distinct but complimentary to the Mall in form, location and experience: news
CinemaxX KBH, Copenhagen, Denmark
A monochrome principle has been introduced to create a sense of unity in a disconnected space. The floors are theatrical red while all the walls are silver. The space is then decorated with hundreds of chandeliers and round pieces of furniture.
CinemaxX Aarhus: Århus Cinema, Jylland
CinemaxX Århus building design by CEBRA Architects: addressing a number of challenges posed by the cinema foyer’s architectural framework in the shopping centre Bruuns Galleri, Aarhus, Jutland.
Cineac Handelsblad, Amsterdam Cinema
Jan Duiker (The Hague, 1890 – Amsterdam, 1935) was a Dutch architect. He was in partnership with Bernard Bijvoet from 1919-25. For the commission of the Zonnestraal project the architects were recommended by Hendrik Berlage.
Amsterdam cinema buildings, architecture
Amsterdam cinemas, Holland – architecture photos – Amsterdam cinema photos, Building Netherlands, Dutch theatres images, photographs