Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Museum / Studio Zhu-Pei

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• Architects

  Studio Zhu-Pei

• Location

  East gate of Royal Kiln Factory, Junction of Shengli Road and Zhonghua North Road, Zhushan District, Jingdezhen, Jiangxi, China

• Project Year

  2020

• Photographs

  Courtesy of Studio Zhu-Pei, Schran Image, Fangfang Tian

• Area

  10370.0 m2

• Co-architects

  Architectural Design & Research Institute of Tsinghua University

• Design Principal

  Zhu Pei

• Front Criticism

  Rong Zhou

• Art Consultant

  Mingxian Wang, Xiangning Li

• Design team

  Changchen You, Mo Han, Fan He, Ling Liu, Zhigang Wu, Shun Zhang, Shuhei Nakamura, Shengchen Yang, Yang Du, Yida Chen, Chenglong He, Xinyue Ding

• Structural Consultant

  Architectural Design & Research Institute of Tsinghua University

• MEP Consultant

  Architectural Design & Research Institute of Tsinghua University

• Green Building Consultant

  Architectural Design & Research Institute of Tsinghua University

• Landscape Design

  Studio Zhu-Pei, Architectural Design and Research Institute of Tsinghua University

• Exhibition Design

  Studio Zhu-Pei, Beijing Qingshang Architectural Ornamental Engineering CO., LTD.

• Interior Design

  Studio Zhu-Pei, Beijing Qingshang Architectural Ornamental Engineering CO., LTD.

• Facade Consultant

  Shenzhen Dadi Facade Technology CO., LTD.

• Lighting Consultant

  Ning Field Lighting Design CO., LTD.

• Acoustic Consultant

  Building Science & Technology Institute, Zhejiang University

• Client

  Jingdezhen Municipal Bureau of Culture Radio Television Press Publication and Tourism, Jingdezhen Ceramic Culture Tourism Group

• Main Contractor

  China Construction First Group Corporation Limited, Huajiang Construction CO., LTD of China Construction First Group

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Context. Located in the center of a historical area, the site of the Museum is adjacent to the Imperial Kiln ruins surrounding with many ancient kiln complexes. Jingdezhen is known as the "Porcelain Capital" in the world because it has been producing pottery for 1,700 years. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, Jingdezhen exported a huge amount of porcelains to Europe.