This document discusses exhibition design approaches depending on whether the exhibition is permanent or temporary, and whether the space is open or closed. It provides examples of permanent exhibition sites like the Holocaust Memorial Museum and Edo Tokyo Museum that were designed together with architects. Open exhibition spaces allow interaction between exhibits and the environment but objects can be harmed by light. Closed spaces allow controlling environment but can feel oppressive. Assignments ask students to develop concept designs for small exhibition stands considering user activities, behaviors and habits.
This document discusses exhibition design approaches depending on whether the exhibition is permanent or temporary, and whether the space is open or closed. It provides examples of permanent exhibition sites like the Holocaust Memorial Museum and Edo Tokyo Museum that were designed together with architects. Open exhibition spaces allow interaction between exhibits and the environment but objects can be harmed by light. Closed spaces allow controlling environment but can feel oppressive. Assignments ask students to develop concept designs for small exhibition stands considering user activities, behaviors and habits.
This document discusses exhibition design approaches depending on whether the exhibition is permanent or temporary, and whether the space is open or closed. It provides examples of permanent exhibition sites like the Holocaust Memorial Museum and Edo Tokyo Museum that were designed together with architects. Open exhibition spaces allow interaction between exhibits and the environment but objects can be harmed by light. Closed spaces allow controlling environment but can feel oppressive. Assignments ask students to develop concept designs for small exhibition stands considering user activities, behaviors and habits.
Exhibition Design – The Site • This chapter looks at the variety of approaches designer can take to a site, depending on whether an exhibition is permanent or contemporary, and whether the space in which held is open or closed. • The Permanent Exhibition Site If a new building is involved the designers, in conjunction with an architect, may be able to manipulate environmental constraints and opportunities to deepen the visitor experience. Careful positioning of building elements, particularly on windows, in respect of prevailing wind directions and the movements of the sun will enhance the energy efficiency of the building and reduce the need for air conditioning and central heating. The Permanet Exhibition Site The Holocaust Memorial Museum, US The Permanet Exhibition Site Edo Tokyo Museum, Jepang Exhibition Design – The Site • ‘Open’ Exhibition Spaces Some galleries aredesigned to exhibits in the context of the surrounding landscape, it cal “open” exhibition spaces. The pleasure of an exhibition in an open gallery is the interplay between the exhibits and their environment. For the designers, this type of exhibition have some drawback. First, the exhibits have to compete with whatever visitors can see out of a window and it is more difficult to manipulate the viewer’s attention. • Open galleries are unsuitable for objects that may harmed by ultraviolet rays and high lux levels. Fabrics, watercolours and books, for example, are severely affected by daylight and can deteriote visibly during the course of an exhibition. ‘Open’ Exhibition Spaces Tom Dixon & Be Open Exhibition ‘Open’ Exhibition Spaces Suzhou Art Museum Exhibition Design – The Site • ‘Closed’ Exhibition Spaces Clossed galleries allows designers to construct a narrative using sound, film, interactivity without external distraction From the perspective of conservation, temperature, humidity, and ultraviolet rays can be carefully monitored. After roughly an hour the closed environment, especially where light levels are very low or there are dramatic contrasts between light and dark can become oppresive for visitors. ‘Closed’ Exhibition Spaces Nowadays Office, Rusia The exhibition took place in two shop floors of a former factory that had been transformed into an influential Moscow center for arts and culture ‘Closed’ Exhibition Spaces Naoshima Island, Paris Exhibition, France Naoshima Island, Works Of Architect Tadao Ando, Featured At Paris Exhibition ASSIGNMENTS Studio Assignment: 1. Students are asked to developing concept design for small stand (6 m x 6 m x 3.5 m) and exercise some alternatives design solutions 2. Studies including the user activities, behavior and habits.