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Cloud Of Luster Wedding ChapelCloud Of Luster Wedding ChapelCloud of Luster Wedding Chapel is an innovative architectural masterpiece located in Himeji city, Japan, that revolutionizes the concept of modern wedding ceremony spaces through its ethereal design and sophisticated architectural elements. This remarkable structure, designed by Tetsuya Matsumoto and completed in March 2019, embodies the contemporary spirit of matrimonial celebrations through its distinctive cloud-like form and minimalist white aesthetic. The chapel's design seamlessly integrates with its surroundings through extensive use of curved glass walls that create a floating effect above a reflective water basin, while allowing natural light to flood the interior space. The structure spans 245 square meters and features unique architectural elements including hyperbolic column capitals, a minimalistic ceiling devoid of visible technical equipment, and a floor finished with resin-coated glass beads. The construction employs advanced engineering solutions, utilizing a metallic frame structure supported by reinforced concrete foundations, while the pristine white surfaces are finished with an organic material called Joly-Pat. The chapel's innovative design approach earned it the prestigious Platinum A' Design Award in the Architecture, Building and Structure Design category, recognizing its exceptional contribution to architectural design excellence. The interior layout thoughtfully incorporates functional spaces including a central aisle leading to an atrium, an organ area, and an amphitheater-style approach on the courtyard side that facilitates group photography, all while maintaining the design's core philosophy of simplicity and natural harmony. Author: Adam Dawson Keywords: wedding chapel architecture, minimalist design, Japanese contemporary architecture, glass structure design, ceremonial space design, sustainable architectural innovation SOURCES: |
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