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Museum Exhibition Design
Museum – “An organization in the service of society and its development, open to the public, which
researches, communicates and exhibits things and ideas, for the purposes of education, study and
enjoyment.”
1. Many museums are non-collecting, so a museum is not about displaying a collection
2. Some museums are “for profit”, so a museum can’t be defined by tax status
3. Some museums don’t have a building or a “home”, so it is not about a location
Exhibition: “An event at which displays are put out in a public space for people to view and interact”
Design – “The making of a plan for the construction of an object or a system”
“Museum Exhibition Design” that can apply to all the different types of museums?
Science Center
Natural History Museum
Airport Museum
Natural History Museum
Traveling Exhibition
Art Museum
History Museum
Aquarium
Mobile Museum
On line Museum / Virtual Museum
Zoological Park
Botanic Garden
Definition:
Museum Exhibition Design: “The making of a plan for the construction of public displays for
the purposes of education, study and enjoyment, in the service of society and its development.”
Exhibition Design Process — Phases
The museum exhibition design process can be divided into five distinct phases:
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Museum Exhibition Design

Museum – “An organization in the service of society and its development, open to the public, which researches, communicates and exhibits things and ideas, for the purposes of education, study and enjoyment.”

  1. Many museums are non-collecting, so a museum is not about displaying a collection
  2. Some museums are “for profit”, so a museum can’t be defined by tax status
  3. Some museums don’t have a building or a “home”, so it is not about a location Exhibition : “An event at which displays are put out in a public space for people to view and interact” Design – “The making of a plan for the construction of an object or a system” “Museum Exhibition Design” that can apply to all the different types of museums? Science Center Natural History Museum Airport Museum Natural History Museum Traveling Exhibition Art Museum History Museum Aquarium Mobile Museum On line Museum / Virtual Museum Zoological Park Botanic Garden Definition: Museum Exhibition Design: “The making of a plan for the construction of public displays for the purposes of education, study and enjoyment, in the service of society and its development.” Exhibition Design Process — Phases The museum exhibition design process can be divided into five distinct phases:
  • Concept Development
  • Schematic Design
  • Design Development
  • Final Design
  • Construction Documents The output of the design process:
  • Fabrication
  • Installation Exhibition Design Process – Concept Development Concept Development provides the “road map” for the project, where is the project going?, how will it get there? and a definition of the resources available to complete the project. Concept Development is culminated with the signing of a Project Charter outlining all of the components of the project.
  • Project Objectives
  • Project Filters
  • Project Charter
  • Initial Budget
  • Initial Schedule
  • Project Narrative, included in the Project Charter
  • Front End Evaluation Umbrella Concept
  • “Look and Feel”

interactive displays, lighting and special effects. An overall graphic identity for the exhibit at this stage of design. Typical Deliverables for Schematic Phase in—person meetings (and distribution of meeting notes)

  • Content: description of project goals and messages
  • Content: visitor experience narrative
  • Content: outline 0f major components
  • (^) Design: Rough plan view w/content
  • Design: Diagrams 0f content relationships
  • Design: Traffic-flow diagrams
  • Design: Sketches 0f key points in exhibition
  • Design: Color perspective sketches (for fundraising and exhibit naming opportunities)
  • (^) Graphic Design: Collage of look & feel for exhibits and graphics
  • Schedule: Fabrication and Installation schedule
  • Schedule: budget development
  • Schematic Design Phase deliverables: bound II” x 17″ booklets + electronic master copy

Bubble Diagram

Exhibition Rendering

Schematic Floor Plan

Design Process – Design Development During Design Development, section and elevation drawings of exhibits in the space are created. Content research is compiled into draft text and descriptions of the exhibits and the interactives. Functions of Audio-visuals and computer programs that will be part chartered

DD Exhibit Detail

FD Electrical Plan

A/V Plan Design Process – Construction Documents (CD Also called Contract Documents)

CD Detail The tough part, I call it “Museum Voice”, how does the museum communicate with the public?, as an “school teacher”, ” a surfing buddy”, “a driving instructor”, “a best friend”, all are valid. A “voice” will come through if you design one or not, so be conscious of how you are communicating with the public. Sources: “How Museum Do Exhibits Cost” by Jay Rounds and Joyce Cheney, Exhibitionist Spring 2002, Vol 21, No. “Architecture and Exhibition Design: A Survey of Infrastructure” by Charles Howarth Jr. and Maeryta Medrano, ASTC, 1997 (Discovery Science Center, Santa Ana, CA, / Mark Walhimer was one of the case studies) 2010, 2009, 2008 ASTC Statistics Analysis Package www.si.edu/opanda/reports/EXCost.pdf http://www.aam-us.org/aboutmuseums/whatis.cfm http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Museum http://icom.museum/who-we-are/the-vision/museum-definition.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exhibition http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Design http://www.louvre.fr/llv/musee/histoire_louvre.jsp?bmLocale=en http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capitoline_Museums