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坐落在上海西岸文化走廊的西岸穹顶艺术中心，由中国第一家湿法水泥厂“上海水泥厂”的预均化库改造而来， SHL建筑事务所（Schmidt Hammer Lassen）将这个圆形结构打造为举办表演艺术和体育赛事的璀璨舞台。

The West Bund Dome Art Center has opened in Shanghai’s West Bund Cultural Corridor. Designed by Schmidt Hammer Lassen (SHL), the Denmark studio of global design firm Perkins&Will, this performing arts venue, which will also host sporting events, sits within what was the “pre-homogenization” dome structure at the center of China’s first, and oldest, cement production facility with wet process.

▼项目鸟瞰，project aerial view © 田方方

预均化是水泥生产过程中必要的一环，通过混合原材料使水泥原材料的化学成分达到稳定，从而形成用于后续生产的生料。改造前，该结构内曾有一台如时钟般不停运转的机器，用于混合石灰石及其他矿物。西岸穹顶艺术中心的适应性再利用正是从其过去的工业用途中汲取灵感，将曾经的原料混合器转变为如今的多元文化搅拌器。

Pre-homogenization is the process that brings together the raw materials required for cement production. At the middle of the dome structure was a clock-like machine that rotated constantly, blending crushed limestone and minerals. The adaptive reuse project takes this industrial operation as inspiration, transforming the former raw material mixer into a contemporary multicultural blender.

▼夜景鸟瞰， aerial view at night © 田方方

工业遗存的破茧重生
A transformative rebirth of industrial heritage

上海西岸文化走廊是亚洲最大的文化艺术区，拥有多家世界级美术馆和长达11.4公里的滨水公园。 SHL与西岸结缘自 2013年，彼时，SHL为2013年“西岸建筑与当代艺术双年展”设计了备受瞩目的“云展馆”。蜕变新生的西岸穹顶艺术中心已经成为举办艺术展览、音乐会、舞剧、体育赛事等各类活动的理想场馆。自2023年9月对外开放以来，已有多个国际水准的文化活动在此上演——它是“SUSAS上海城市空间艺术季”的开幕式场馆、第十届“西岸艺术与设计博览”会的主场馆之一，还为知名舞蹈艺术家沈伟的浸入式艺术作品《融》提供了独一无二的创作灵感。

Shanghai’s West Bund Cultural Corridor is the largest cultural district in Asia, home to several world class art galleries and a 11.4-kilometer waterfront park. SHL has a long history working with West Bund, a relationship that began in 2013 with the creation of the Cloud Pavilion as part of the 2013 West Bund Biennale of Architecture and Contemporary Arts. This renovated industrial heritage has become an ideal venue for hosting a variety of events, including art exhibitions, concerts, dance performances, and sports events. Since its opening to the public in September 2023, it has hosted a series of international cultural activities. It served as the opening venue for the Shanghai Urban Space Arts Season (SUSAS) and was a primary venue for the tenth West Bund Art and Design Expo. Additionally, it has been the unique source of inspiration for the world renowned choreographer Shen Wei’s immersive art show, Integrate.

▼项目外观概览， apperance overview © 田方方

▼浸入式艺术作品《融》， Shen Wei’s immersive art show Integrate © 田方方

“早在2013年，我们就受邀参与畅想这座标志性穹顶结构的未来，在我们看来，这座穹顶是上海工业历史的见证，毫无疑问应该被保留下来。”SHL建筑事务所董事、设计总监Chris Hardie说道: “西岸一直是艺术与展览的舞台，如今它拥抱表演艺术与体育领域，我们的目标是为西岸丰富多元的文化景象创造一个灵活而独特的容器。”

“We were first invited to consider a future for the iconic dome structure back in 2013, and for us there was never any doubt that it should be kept as a marker for the industrial significance of the site on Shanghai,” says Chris Hardie, principal and design director at SHL. “West Bund has always been a stage for art and exhibition, but this is expanding into the performing arts and sports. Creating a flexible, yet unique venue was always our goal.”

▼入口及立面， entrance and facade © 田方方

▼立面， facade © 田方方

适应性再利用
Adaptive reuse

在保留了预均化库具有工业特征和历史意义的穹顶和送料天桥的基础上，设计团队对这座工业地标进行了适应性改造。通过研究历史文献，原始的穹顶钢架被原样保留并恢复至其最初鲜明的橙色，与西岸标志性的橙色塔吊呼应，象征性地连接了穹顶艺术中心的过去与未来。为了适应建筑全新的功能定位，在室内新增了与历史结构完全脱开的钢结构，并采用灰色强化可识别性。

While preserving the industrial features and historical significance of the pre-homogenization building, including its dome structure and conveyor bridge, the design team undertook an adaptive transformation. Through an examination of historic documents, the steel frame of the dome was meticulously preserved and restored to its original orange hue, echoing the area’s iconic orange tower cranes, which used to load and unload ships, and symbolically bridging the past and future. To accommodate the building’s new program needs, a new independent layer of steel structure was added inside, distinguished from the existing framework by a gray tone.

▼室内空间，interior space © 田方方

▼与历史结构完全脱开的新增钢结构，a new independent layer of steel structure © 田方方

屋顶选用新型半透明聚碳酸酯材料取代原有的封闭金属屋面。白天，自然光线透过可调光的屋面系统洒满室内中庭，从室外也可以看到还原成初始橙色的保留结构；夜幕降临时，建筑则变身为一盏柔和的灯笼，散发出温暖的光芒。

The roof incorporates a new translucent polycarbonate panel system that replaces the original opaque metal roofing. During the day, natural light filters through the adjustable roof cavity louvers, illuminating the interior. From the outside, the orange color of the preserved structure is visible under the panels. As night falls, the building becomes a gentle lantern, emitting a warm glow.

▼半透明聚碳酸酯屋面，a new translucent polycarbonate roofing © 田方方

建筑内部环绕近3000平米的圆形大厅植入了底层的公共门厅和二层的观演回廊等灵活功能空间。建筑首层立面采用了以回收玻璃颗粒为骨料的GRC面板和废旧玻璃压制而成的装饰板，这些低碳环保材料的创意使用赋予了建筑独特的质感和表现力。

The interior of the building features a circular multipurpose hall of nearly 3,000 square meters, surrounded by flexible functional spaces such as the public foyer and a second floor viewing gallery. The first-floor facade is composed of glass fiber reinforced concrete panels made with recycled glass aggregates and decorative panels that were also crafted from recycled glass. The creative use of these low-carbon, environmentally friendly materials lends a unique texture and expressive quality to the building.

▼公共空间，outside public space © 田方方

SHL建筑事务所副董事、项目总监陈超说到：“历史建筑的改造，本身是一个把空间和结构回收后再利用的的过程，所以我们在材质表达上也特别关注带有回收与再生特色的创新材料，以此实现改造项目全方位的可持续性。”

“The renovation of historical buildings is inherently a process of reclaiming and repurposing space and structure,” says Chao Chen, associate principal and project director at SHL. “Therefore, our focus on material expression places special emphasis on innovative materials that align with the principles of recycling and regeneration. This approach aims to achieve comprehensive sustainability in the adaptive reuse projects.”

▼半透明聚碳酸酯屋面，a new translucent polycarbonate roofing © ArlifaWang

激发区域活力
Activating the community

承载了中华百年民族工业历史的西岸在上海2040城市总体规划的指导下，正在形成亚洲最大规模的文化艺术区。SHL与西岸结缘已久：2013年，SHL受邀为第一届“西岸建筑与当代艺术双年展”设计了一系列展馆，其中原本计划只进行两个月展览的临时装置“云展馆”因颇受公众喜爱被保留下来，成为如今的“网红”7-11便利店。之后SHL在西岸还完成了S2展馆、春申港水岸汇等多个作品，S2也是2023年“上海城市艺术空间季”的展馆之一。
2024年9月，SHL设计的西岸大剧院即将建成并对公众开放。穹顶艺术中心和西岸大剧院构成的“双剧院”位于由原水泥厂片区整体转型而来的西岸梦中心承上启下的节点上，将共同激活属于西岸的独特文化艺术氛围，实现从“工业锈带”向“生活秀带”的转变。

Guided by the 2040 Shanghai Master Plan, Shanghai West Bund, which emblemizes the century-long history of Chinese national industry, is evolving into the largest cultural and artistic district in Asia. SHL has collaborated with West Bund for over a decade: In 2013, SHL was invited to design a series of pavilions for the first West Bund Biennale of Architecture and Contemporary Art. The firm’s temporary installation, “Cloud Pavilion,” initially planned for a two-month exhibition, gained public acclaim and was preserved, transforming into a now-popular 7-11 convenience store. Since then, SHL has completed various projects in the West Bund, including the S2 and Chunshen Gang Pavilions. S2 was also one of the venues for the 2023 SUSAS.
In September 2024, the SHL-designed West Bund Grand Theater is set to open to the public. The opening of these two theatres—the Dome and the Grand Theater—represent a pivotal moment in the redevelopment of this former industrial zone. Together, they will activate a unique cultural and artistic atmosphere, completing the transition from “rust belt” to “showcase belt.”

▼室内概览，interior overview © 田方方

▼交通空间，circulation space © 田方方

上海西岸开发(集团)有限公司副总经理叶可央表示，“西岸的这些工业遗存的改造，既是对原来的整个区域发展的历史尊重，同时也能看到对于可持续和创新的关注。我们希望在这样的空间里注入新的活动功能，让历史和未来的对话、工业和艺术的对话，都能够在这个容器里面，重新被激活和发声。”

“The transformation of the West Bund’s industrial heritage not only respects the historical development of the entire area but also reflects a commitment to sustainability and innovation. ” says Keyang Ye, Deputy General Manager of West Bund Group, “We aim to infuse new activities into this space, allowing a dialogue between history and the future, between industry and art, to be reactivated and resonated within this container. “

▼模型，model © SHL

▼轴测，axon © SHL

▼场地平面，site plan © SHL

▼平面图，plan © SHL

西岸穹顶艺术中心
建筑设计：SHL 建筑事务所 ( Schmidt Hammer Lassen)
业主：西岸集团
项目地点：中国上海
竣工日期：2023年9月
建筑面积：8,949 m2
设计范围：建筑设计
功能：多功能表演艺术及展览空间
设计团队： Chris Hardie（项目负责人）, Chao Chen （项目总监）, Mai Zhang （项目建筑师）Jing Lin, Bozhena Hoida, Xiao Sun, Fangzhou Zhu, Sebastian Correa, Jiaai He, Rong Lu, Steven Morton, Rasmus Duong-Grunnet, Maria Vlagoidou, Tasha Ye Feng, Liang Dong, Simon Persson

合作方：
合作事务所：华建集团上海建筑设计研究院有限公司，上海新丽装饰工程有限公司
景观设计：James Corner Field Operations
幕墙顾问：迈骏建筑工程咨询（上海）有限公司
立面照明：上海锋尚六三二文化科技有限公司
历保顾问：华建集团华东建筑设计研究院有限公司
施工方：上海建工
图片：©田方方、©Arifa Wang、©SHL

West Bund Dome Art Center
Architect: Schmidt Hammer Lassen (SHL)
Client: West Bund Group
Project location: Shanghai, China
Start Date: 2014
Completion Date: September 2023
Gross Built Area: 8,949 m2
Design Scope: Architectural Design
Programs: Multi-functional Performing Arts and Exhibition Space
Design Team: Chris Hardie (Principal-in-charge), Chao Chen (Project Director), Mai Zhang (Project Architect), Jing Lin, Bozhena Hoida, Xiao Sun, Fangzhou Zhu, Sebastian Correa, Jiaai He, Rong Lu, Steven Morton, Rasmus Duong-Grunnet, Maria Vlagoidou, Tasha Ye Feng, Liang Dong, Simon Persson

Partners
Local Design Institute: Arcplus Institute of Shanghai Architectural Design & Research Co.,Ltd., Shanghai Xinli Decoration Engineering Co., Ltd,
Landscape: James Corner Field Operations
Façade Consultant: EcoFace International Group
Façade Lighting: Shanghai Funshine 632 Culture Technology Co., Ltd
Historic Preservation: Arcplus East China Architectural Design & Research Institute
Contractor: Shanghai Construction Group (SCG)
Image Credits: ©Tian Fangfang, ©Arifa Wang, ©SHL

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