世界上最大的天文博物館在上海開幕，采用Ennead的星際設計，一個全新的宇宙博物館正在上海展示星星，上海天文館在經過五年的建設過程后于本周末開幕，客戶上?？萍拣^在該市蓬勃發(fā)展的臨港區(qū)中心擁有一個新的前哨基地。

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這家總部位于紐約的公司設計的 420,000 平方英尺博物館的計劃在 2014 年贏得了一項國際競賽，其三方計劃包括一個天文館、IMAX 劇院、展覽空間和一個新的 78 英尺高的太陽望遠鏡，它將使研究中心是世界上最大的同類研究中心。

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太陽、月亮和星星聚集在一起，巧妙地參考了數(shù)學中的三體問題。博物館的曲線結構反映了行星本身的軌道。天文館的輪廓經過精心設計，看起來像月出。天地分三種形式：眼、球、倒穹。

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設計合伙人 Thomas Wong 告訴美國有線電視新聞網： “我們希望人們了解地球作為一個承載生命的地方的特殊性質，不同于我們所知道的宇宙中的任何其他地方?！?/span>

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博物館的三個結構中的每一個都可以作為占星儀器，其設計師說這一功能向尋求星星精神聯(lián)系的游客傳達了更高的目標。?

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“在將新博物館與科學目的和歷史上建筑物的天體參考聯(lián)系起來時，展品和建筑將傳達的不僅僅是科學內容：它們將闡明在廣闊而未知的宇宙中作為人類的意義，”Wong在一份聲明中說。?

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上海最新的必看目的地將不是唯一一個幫助該公司對設計界產生影響的天文項目：Ennead 也是紐約美國自然歷史博物館羅斯地球與太空中心的開發(fā)項目的幕后推手。??

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博物館將于周日向公眾開放之前，將在 17 日舉行儀式。

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英文版

A cosmic new museum is bringing out the stars in Shanghai thanks to a celestial design from Ennead.

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The Shanghai Astronomy Museum opens this weekend following a five-year construction process that left client Shanghai Science and Technology Museum with a new outpost in the heart of the city’s burgeoning Lingang district.

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The New York-based firm’s plans for the 420,000-square-foot museum won an international competition in 2014 for its tripartite scheme comprised of a planetarium, IMAX theater, exhibitions spaces, and a new 78-foot-tall solar telescope that will make the research center the largest of its kind anywhere in the world.

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Sun, moon, and stars come together to make a smart reference to the three-body problem of mathematics. The curvilinear structure of the museum is meant as a reflection of the orbit of the planets themselves. The planetarium’s profile is choreographed to look like a moonrise. Heaven and earth into three forms: oculus, sphere, and inverted dome.

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"We want people to understand the special nature of the Earth as a place that hosts life, unlike any other place that we know of in the universe," Design Partner Thomas Wong told CNN.

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Each of the museum’s three structures also serves as an astrological instrument, a feature its designer says conveys a higher purpose to visitors searching for a spiritual connection in the stars.?

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“In linking the new museum to both scientific purpose and to the celestial references of buildings throughout history, the exhibits and architecture will communicate more than scientific content: they will illuminate what it means to be human in a vast and largely unknown universe,” Wong said in a statement.?

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Shanghai’s newest must-see destination won’t be the only astronomical project that has helped the firm leave an impact on the design world: Ennead was also behind the development of the Rose Center for Earth and Space at New York’s American Museum of Natural History.??

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A ceremony will be held on the 17th before the museum opens to the public on Sunday.

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