Shanghai Astronomy Museum | Roca UK Bathrooms

Roca's innovative solutions enhance the visitor experience at the world’s largest astronomy museum, providing high-performance bathroom products designed to meet the needs of high traffic areas.

Designed by Ennead Architects with Thomas Wong, the Shanghai Astronomy Museum combines scientific and cultural symbolism. Roca’s bathroom products were chosen for their clean, modern design and ability to withstand constant use in public spaces. The Gap WCs, Site urinals, Chic urinals concealed inlet, L20-E basin mixers and Berna undercounter basins offer a perfect balance of durability and style. The sensor-operated faucets and urinals provide a touch-free experience, improving hygiene and reducing water consumption at the same time. These features ensure that the bathrooms meet both the museum’s aesthetic standards and the practical requirements of maintaining a clean, durable space in high-traffic areas.

City:

Shanghai

Country:

China

Architect:

Ennead Architects y el diseñador Thomas Wong

Category:

Entertainment venues

Year:

2021

Discover the products used in this project

Berna

Under countertop vitreous china basin

Ref: A327871001

564 x 424 x 180

RRP: £ 253_.99

Discover the collections used in this project

Berna

Versatility, elegance and functionality, as part of a sophisticated, balanced and natural design. This collection offers simple, compact and highly-adaptable pieces.

Site

An innovative urinal collection with a unique design that adapts to every corner and wall of public spaces.

Chic

Design and functionality that revolutionise the public space for which it has been designed and make this a stylish collection with its own urbane personality, with a very special touch of distinction.

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