Shenzhen Science & Technology Museum | Zaha Hadid Architects

Shenzhen Science & Technology Museum

The future Shenzhen Science & Technology Museum, located within the Guangming Science City, will become a pearl of the Guangzhou–Shenzhen Science TechnologyInnovation Corridor. The museum will be a key destination to learn and explore the power of science & technology and understand their impact on our life and future. Linked with universities, schools and innovation centres across China, the museum will form the region’s World Class Science City, becoming a landmarkinstitution that will showcase and strengthen Shenzhen’s global position as a leading centre of innovation and technology.

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With a total area of approximately 125,000m2, the museum’s U-shaped plan provides intuitive orientation and navigation, guiding visitors through its sequence of interconnecting public spaces, galleries and educational facilities centred around its atrium courtyard; defining a journey of discovery that unites the city and park with the museum’s inspirational exhibitions.

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Incorporating maximum adaptability as a basic design principle, the geometries, proportions and spatial experience of each gallery will offer visitors a rich and varied experience each time they visit. While some galleries can remain familiar and unchanged, others will change according to the type of exhibition showing at the time.

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The geometric definition of the museum’s envelope has been informed by its program, echoing the spatial flow within its galleries and connecting the museum’s central atrium with the public park to the west.

 

Project Info:
Architects: Zaha Hadid Architects
Location: Shenzhen, China
Area: 125,000 m²
Project Year: 2023
Visualization: Brick Visual, Slashcube
Manufacturers: Marshall Day Acoustics, Art of Fact, GYAC (Shanghai), Acoustics & Theatre Design Division, East China Architectural Design & Research Institute, Jorjun Green Building Technology, Guangdong, Teecom, Beijing Institute of Architectural Design, Dadi Facade Technology, GD-Lighting Design Consultancy

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