This educational design space, a former industrial workshop, is enhanced by kaleidoscopic patterns, natural materials, and contrasting sleek blackened-glass surfaces. Street-inspired material touches, such as simple plywood and sterling board, give the space an edgy, playful, and welcoming feel. The Kids Museum of Glass is an exciting addition to the ever-growing Shanghai Museum of Glass Park, one of Shanghai’s trendsetting creative hubs.

The exhibition is built up as a ‘glass city’, consisting of different units that are themed with easy-to-grasp analogies, such as ‘The Beach’, ‘The Circus’, and ‘The Factory’. Children are confronted with bite-sized information while playing with different glass‑themed installations. The museum experience is intuition-based and invites children to explore the topic of glass independently. Easy-to‑use multimedia installations tempt children to explore and play: simple actions and gestures allow them to discover things like how lightning can create glass, how a glass prism works, or what smart glass is. Between playing and learning, children can relax and watch a film in the integrated ‘Fire Theatre’ or ‘Up-Cycling Theatre’. Creative kids can practice their sketching skills by drawing an art piece on the spot in one of the ‘Draw Me’ installations. The DIY Workshop offers a wide range of children-specific workshops. Additionally, the Kids Museum of Glass has a dedicated multifunctional space where public educational programs, private parties or group DIY workshops can be held. With an integrated café, where visitors take a rest while visiting.

博物馆相关设计都以可持续及健康理念为优先考虑。色彩斑斓的博物馆空间利用了老厂房进行翻新改建，并特别选用了拥有空气净化过滤效果的空调设备以确保孩子们在馆内拥有干净健康的空气环境。馆内所有展览材料均采用可持续发展的材质，以倡导环境保护，同时为我们的下一代创造更美好的明天。

集合了一个游乐场、一个艺术空间、一个第二课堂及派对场地，儿童玻璃博物馆的多功能性和惊喜的全新体验将是上海乃至全国又一个全新的家庭亲子活动的文化目的地。