The Wanda Movie Park by Stufish Entertainment Architects is a World First
Meghan Young — December 23, 2014 — Art & Design
References: stufish & contemporist
The world's first indoor movie theme park has been built. Dubbed the Wanda Movie Park and nicknamed The Golden Bells, it is located in Wuhan, China. An impressive experience, to say the very least, the movie theme park is a multi-dimensional and multi-sensory, housing six film-related ‘ride’ attractions that includes 4D and 5D cinema screens, flight theatre, immersive and interactive live performances and a space theatre.
Designed by Stufish Entertainment Architects for Dalian Wanda Group, the indoor movie theme park is a $690 million project the exterior is just as noteworthy as what lies within. The building was inspired by a 2,000-year-old local relic called Wuhan Bianzhong bells, a cultural artifact from the Han Dynasty. It is made out of gold aluminum panels as tribute to this historical influence, which also lends a theatrical appeal to the site.
Designed by Stufish Entertainment Architects for Dalian Wanda Group, the indoor movie theme park is a $690 million project the exterior is just as noteworthy as what lies within. The building was inspired by a 2,000-year-old local relic called Wuhan Bianzhong bells, a cultural artifact from the Han Dynasty. It is made out of gold aluminum panels as tribute to this historical influence, which also lends a theatrical appeal to the site.
Trend Themes
1. Indoor Movie Theme Parks - The rise of indoor movie theme parks presents an opportunity for interactive and immersive entertainment experiences.
2. Multi-dimensional and Multi-sensory Experiences - There is a growing trend in offering multi-dimensional and multi-sensory experiences in entertainment venues, creating unique and memorable encounters for visitors.
3. Innovative Architectural Design - The use of innovative architectural designs, such as the inspiration drawn from cultural artifacts, can enhance the aesthetic appeal and overall experience of theme parks.
Industry Implications
1. Entertainment - The development of indoor movie theme parks falls within the entertainment industry, providing new avenues for engaging and captivating audiences.
2. Architecture - The innovative architectural design seen in indoor movie theme parks opens up opportunities for architects and designers to create immersive and visually stunning spaces.
3. Film and Visual Effects - The integration of 4D and 5D cinema screens and other film-related attractions in indoor movie theme parks creates a demand for new film production and visual effects techniques.
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