Hometown Moon by Syn Architects
Published Mar 11, 2022
Syn Architects designed this striking ceremonial hall and chapel in China, featuring a luminous semicircular window set against the imposing Mount Tai.
“The beautiful piece of architecture is intended for public use, to encourage visitors to explore the natural landscape and to unify the community of local villages nearby. The chapel area itself is an outdoor concrete building positioned underneath a large pool of water, with its roof canopy held up by structural columns illuminated at night.
The moon effect occurs from a colossal semi-spherical form that cuts through the plane of the chapel roof, emerging on both sides as an ethereal, lit-up window. Inside the venue, the double-height hall will be used to host weddings.”
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