What is this mysterious prehistoric-looking rock balanced on the backside of a valley in northern Pekin? The Chapel of Sound is a monolithic concert corridor created from concrete and native rocks. The brainchild of Beijing architecture studio Open, the semi-outdoor amphitheater and open-air stage replicate the acoustic immersion of a cave, with sound echoing off the partitions or fading into one of many rock-cut home windows. Within the absence of a present, the auditory experience is simply as vibrant. Dealing with the stays of the Great Wall of the Ming Dynasty, the elements of nature play their most lovely rating…
Yaël Nacache
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