Snøhetta上海大歌剧院10月17日正式启幕

摄影:田方方,©上海大歌剧院
摄影:田方方,©上海大歌剧院

上海大歌剧院将于2026年10月17日正式开幕。随着项目进入最后筹备阶段,这座历时近十年规划与建设的国际文化地标即将迎来属于它的首场演出。开幕演出季将持续至2027年2月20日,期间将呈现47台、82场不同艺术门类的演出。有关开幕活动及公众开放的更多信息,将陆续公布。

“看到上海大歌剧院,这个具有里程碑意义的项目即将向公众开放,我们十分欣喜,也倍感欣慰。多年来,见证这一宏大愿景从图纸走向现实,是一段非常难忘的经历。很快,这座建筑将融入城市生活,属于每一位来到这里的人——无论是前来观看演出,体验建筑空间,还是漫步于周边公园之中。我希望上海大歌剧院能够成为激发灵感、汇聚人群的公共场所,并作为上海新的文化地标,为城市生活注入持续的活力。”Snøhetta创始合伙人Kjetil Trædal Thorsen说到。

摄影:田方方,©上海大歌剧院
摄影:田方方,©上海大歌剧院

在2016至2017年的国际设计竞赛中,Snøhetta凭借方案中标。2019年,Snøhetta与华东建筑设计研究院有限公司、Theatre Projects以及Nagata Acoustics组成联合体,负责上海大歌剧院从设计深化到建设实施的全过程。通过国际与本土团队的紧密协作,上海大歌剧院项目将全球视野与在地文化深度融合。

摄影:田方方,©上海大歌剧院
摄影:田方方,©上海大歌剧院

上海大歌剧院不仅是一座面向未来的表演艺术场所,更是一处向公众开放的城市文化目的地。大歌剧院设有三座专业剧场,以支持不同规模与类型的演出需求。标志性的屋顶平台以欢迎的姿态将观演体验与日常城市生活联系在一起。艺术创作、公共活动与日常停留围绕着同一物理空间而展开,建筑成为连接艺术、公众与城市文化生活的共享平台。上海大歌剧院不仅服务于演出本身,也试图探索剧院与城市之间更为开放的相互作用。

摄影:StudioSZ | Justin Szeremeta
摄影:StudioSZ | Justin Szeremeta

上海大歌剧院坐落于黄浦江畔,是上海滨水文化的重要地标。建筑标志性的螺旋形态源于舞蹈与表演中身体运动的轨迹,以旋转上升的姿态回应场地,并与黄浦江潮起潮落的韵律相呼应。连续而流动的设计语言延续至室内空间。深红色的雕塑化体量在大厅和公共区域中蜿蜒展开,编织出层层递进的空间序列,营造出介于表演与日常之间的戏剧氛围。

螺旋上升的屋顶步道将建筑进一步延伸至公共领域,营造出有力的公共归属感。连通地面与天空的螺旋阶梯,引导访客逐步登临屋顶平台,公众在攀升过程中尽览城市天际线与黄浦江两岸风光。大歌剧院四周的景观设计采用放射状布局,呼应其扇形结构的同时,确保了歌剧院与周边城市空间之间无阻碍的开阔视野,共同构成连续而整体的空间体验,在剧院、城市与滨水环境之间建立更为紧密的联系。

Snøhetta团队(从左至右):Kjetil Trædal Thorsen (创始合伙人), Zenul Khan (资深建筑师), Robert Greenwood (合伙人), 龚成 (中国区总监), Richard Wood (亚洲执行总裁), 摄影:党航
Snøhetta团队(从左至右):Kjetil Trædal Thorsen (创始合伙人), Zenul Khan (资深建筑师), Robert Greenwood (合伙人), 龚成 (中国区总监), Richard Wood (亚洲执行总裁), 摄影:党航

 

Snøhetta团队将于今年10月开幕期间在上海参与相关活动。如有采访或交流意向,欢迎联系:

Serein Liu

Communication Manager Asia, Snøhetta

 

 

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For almost 40 years, Snøhetta has designed some of the world’s most notable public and cultural projects. Snøhetta kick-started its career in 1989 with the competition-winning entry for the new library of Alexandria, Egypt. This was later followed by the commission for the Norwegian National Opera and Ballet in Oslo, and the National September 11 Memorial Museum Pavilion at the World Trade Center in New York City, among many others. 

Since its inception, the practice has maintained its original transdisciplinary approach, and often integrates a combination of architecture, landscape architecture, interior architecture, product design and art across its projects. The collaborative nature between Snøhetta's different disciplines is an essential driving force of the practice.

Today, Snøhetta has a global presence, with studios in seven locations spanning from Oslo to Paris, Innsbruck, New York, Hong Kong, Shenzhen, and Melbourne.

Snøhetta is currently working on a wide range of international projects, including the Shanghai Grand Opera House, the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in Dakota, Harbourside redevelopment in Sydney and La Croisette in Cannes, to name a few. 

Recently completed works include Vertikal Nydalen in Oslo, Beijing City Library, the renovation of Musée national de la Marine in Paris, Orionis - the planetarium and observatory of Douai, Airside in Hong Kong, Esbjerg Maritime Center in Denmark, 550 Madison Garden and Revitalization in New York, as well as Volum lamps for Lodes.

Some of Snøhetta's previous projects include Ordrupgaard Art Museum expansion in Denmark, the Cornell University Executive Education Center and Hotel in New York City, Le Monde Group Headquarters in Paris, including the wayfinding and signage, Europe’s first underwater restaurant, Under, the redesign of the public space in Times Square, the expansion to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Lascaux IV: The International Centre for Cave Art, Powerhouse Brattørkaia and design for Norway’s new banknotes.

Snøhetta’s working method simultaneously explores traditional handicraft and cutting-edge digital technology. At the heart of all Snøhetta’s work lies a commitment to social and environmental sustainability, shaping the built environment and design in the service of humanism. Every project is designed with strong, meaningful concepts in mind – concepts that can translate the ethos of its users and their context.

Among many recognitions, Snøhetta has been awarded the European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture – Mies van der Rohe Award for the Norwegian National Opera and Ballet, and the Aga Kahn Prize for Architecture for the Bibliotheca Alexandrina. In 2016, Snøhetta was named Wall Street Journal Magazine's Architecture Innovator of the Year, and the practice has been named one of the world’s most innovative companies by Fast Company two years in a row. In 2020, Snøhetta was awarded the National Design Award for Architecture, bestowed by Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum. In 2021 and 2022, Snøhetta’s Forite tiles won the Sustainable Design of the Year by Dezeen and Best Domestic Design by Wallpaper* in 2022, and the wayfinding system for Le Monde Group Headquarters was acknowledged with Monocle Design Awards. In 2023, Snøhetta won a number of awards for the Esbjerg Maritime Center and was named Architects of the Year at the Monocle Design Awards, in 2024 included a number of awards to Beijing Library and the BIA 2024 Award to Snøhetta and in 2025, Snøhetta was recognized with the OPAL Special Award for Sustainability, among others. 

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