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United Cinemas Parcocity Urasoe: Redefining the Movie Theater Experience

United Cinemas Parcocity Urasoe, designed by Kunihisa Akiyama and his team, offers a futuristic movie theater experience in Okinawa, Japan. The design draws inspiration from the region's history and aims to provide a space that symbolizes hope for the future. The theater features 12 screens, covering a total area of 5,481 square meters with a capacity of 1655 seats. The Imax theater is one of the largest in western Japan, offering an unparalleled viewing experience.

The movie theater incorporates the latest technology, including Imax laser system, 4dx system, ScreenX system, Full Automation projection system, Digital signage system, Bems Gem2, and Led line multi-colored lighting system. The design team has meticulously integrated these technologies to create a seamless and immersive cinematic experience for the audience.

United Cinemas Parcocity Urasoe is not only a local attraction but also a destination for travelers, offering an opportunity for visitors to experience various movie formats. The project, which commenced in 2016 and opened in 2019, is strategically located in Urasoe-city, Okinawa, within a large commercial complex. The surrounding area is undergoing promising developments, making it an ideal location for this futuristic movie theater.

The design of the movie theater posed various challenges, including advanced acoustic design for the Imax theater, structural considerations for the 4dx theater, and meticulous detailing for the LED lighting system. The team overcame these challenges to create a space that sets itself apart from traditional movie theaters, offering a glimpse into the near future.

Kunihisa Akiyama's vision for United Cinemas Parcocity Urasoe has been recognized with the prestigious A' Design Award, where it received the Silver A' Design Award in 2021. The award acknowledges the exceptional creativity, technical prowess, and innovation demonstrated in the design, setting a new standard for futuristic movie theaters.

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