Chanba Poly Theatre

contemporary architecture, interior atrium, performance venue, theatre lobby, diagrid structure, space frame, steel lattice, triangulated geometry, parametric design, vermillion, crimson red, cadmium red deep, cerulean blue, titanium white, neutral gray, polished floor, reflective surface, curtain wall, full-height glazing, natural daylight, zenithal illumination, sculptural volume, vertical fins, corrugated surface, aluminum louvers, biomorphic furniture, organic form, high-key lighting, dramatic contrast, monumental scale, cathedral proportions, contemporary design, structural expressionism, high-tech architecture, cultural building, civic architecture, spatial grandeur, geometric complexity, material contrast, warm-cool juxtaposition, architectural photography, interior photography, wide-angle composition, dynamic diagonal, aspirational atmosphere, refined execution, innovative engineering, sophisticated detailing

Chanba Poly is a grand theater interior located in Xi'an, China. The theater is the centerpiece of the Chanba Silk Road International Cultural and Art Center. The design is inspired by a gem on the banks of the Chan River, and the building appears as a large stone set within the Qinling Mountains. The public hall extends the flowing lines of the building and forms a visual dialogue with the curtain wall. Materials include GRG, artificial stone, metal grilles, aluminum panels, paint-free decorative panels and sound-absorbing panels. The interior joins regional culture with a modern form.