Spatial syntax theory of museum architecture- Essay

Detailed Outline Introduction: • Explains the spatial syntax theory  The origin of space syntax analysis  The basics of the space syntax method  Main application and objectives of space syntax analysis • key points of my essay  Spatial design importance  relationship between space and human experience  How space creates a pathway to museum visitors Body: • Discuss impact of spatial design on visitors experience  spatial layout as one of the most powerful curatorial tools available  attention and memory measured as a means of establishing whether or not the gallery fulfils its function as a space for contemplating art  some spatial characteristics of an exhibition can inhibit the recall of pictures and shift the focus to perceptual salience of the artworks • Illustrate different approaches to spatial design  potential conflict between avant-garde spatial design and exhibitions such that architecture “interferes” with the experience of the art on display  how museum spaces in the 19th century functioned as spaces for education, cultivation, and, to an extent, supervision  treats art museum space from an historical perspective with a focus on the relation between exhibition, space, and visitors • Compare visitors experiences after visiting various museums with different spatial layout  ” museum objects speak with many meanings and in many combinations. They change with backdrop and grow with use.”  placing an artwork in a different spatial setting changes the artwork’s contents and meanings as they appear to the viewer • Analyse spatial layout’s importance to the museums atmosphere  The relationship between spatial design and exhibition contents Conclusion: • summarise my findings • explain the importance of this research • providing suggestions and recommendation for further research

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