The new Open Up space in the Royal Opera House in London is an ambitious cultural project to create other uses and functions in the iconic building. An elegant and contemporary setting where Levantina Mediterranean Pearl marble realises its full stylistic potential.
The aim of the Open Up architectural complex is to turn the Royal Opera House into an all-day cultural and social centre, with a multidisciplinary and inclusive vision. This delicate and audacious intervention, the work of Stanton Williams, was created to attract other audiences to opera and ballet, while respecting the heritage and uniqueness of the ROH. The resulting new spaces, especially in the lobby, are both elegant and contemporary thanks to the use of a limited selection of traditional materials that offer a modern and energetic language. These include the Levantina marble Mediterranean Pearl, unique in the company's selection of cream marbles due to the luminosity it radiates into interiors, full of Mediterranean nuances.
Location
Project year
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Brand
MARBLE
Application
Indoor floors, Interior walls
This Original Stone is in fluid harmony with the other materials used: American black walnut, polished plaster and patinated brass.
