Suzhou Imperial Bricks Museum, located at NO.95 West Yangchenghu Road, Xiangcheng District, covers an area of 38875 square meters and a construction area of 15087 square meters. It was designed by the famous architect, Liu Jiakun.
       As the first museum in China to display "Imperial Kiln Bricks", it aims to protect precious cultural heritage through the construction organization, and present the little-known experience and suffering of "Imperial Kiln Bricks" and its profound historical and cultural connotation from ultimate and various perspectives.
       The main part of the Museum is the main hall including the Imperial Kiln Site, Visitor Center, Contemporary Art Exchange Center, Relic Kiln Site Groups, supporting service area. The main hall is the core of the whole museum buildings, fully displaying different experiences of the Imperial Bricks through three sections including “exploration”, “achievement” and “application”.  It creates a vivid reproduction of an Imperial Brick’s suffering experience from a local raw material, yellow clay, on the banks of Yangcheng River transforming to a part of the highest palaces and halls of dynasties in advantage of various display and exhibition means such as cultural relics display, reconstruction of scene, scientific and technological simulation, interactive games, etc., delivering the illustration of an exclusively imperial material “created under the imperial edict”. Therefore, the Bricks are called “Imperial Top Brick” exclusively adopted by the royalty.