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Introduction ---- the Power of Display Dr. Wang Qi Department of the Built Environment
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Could you speak some language we can understand? Anyway! What is the “PAST”?
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British Museum Established in 1753, based on the collections of the physician and scientist Sir Hans Sloane Opened to the public on 15 January 1759
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The 1851 Great Exhibition Organized by Prince Albert Crystal palace – a transparent exhibition hall
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Oxford Museum of Natural History Designed by Thomas Deane and Benjamin Woodward Construction between 1855 and 1860 to bring together all the aspects of science
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Reconstruction of Neues Museum Designed by David Chipperfield, 1997-2009, Germany Dialogue beyond times
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Horno 3: the steel museum of craftsmanship Designed by Nicholas Grimshaw, 2006-2007, Mexico
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Aomori Museum of Art Designed by Jun Aoki ( 青木淳 ), 2004-2005, Japan Built beside the Sannai Maruyama Archaeology site
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Museum of South Sea No.1 Shipwreck Designed by Hanhua Architects,2005-2008, China A crystal palace containing the whole original circumstance of archaeological site
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Museum of Ara Pacis Designed by Richard Meier, 2006, Italy A modern gift box containing a 2000 years old ‘Altar of Peace’
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Porsche Museum Designed by Delugan Meissl, 2006-2008, Germany The spirit of a brand, the symbolic representative of a product
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What do I want to build with the PAST?
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Key Issues Holistic Strategy The Site The Visitors
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Who will be involved – the team Project Manager Exhibition Developer Curator Exhibition Designer Collection Registrars Educators Evaluators Exhibition Fabricators IT Staff Media Designer Visitors Service Manager Marketing Specialists
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Big Idea – the concept “A big idea is single sentence that possesses a subject, action and consequence.” (Chicone & Kissel, 2014, 57) Dinosaurs evolved to Birds – they never died out Biodiversity – the foundation of foundations Animals can TALK Animals can TALK Universe is infinite! Universe is infinite!
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Learning Experience – a journey This outline the contents that you would like the visitors to take away after the visiting.
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Cognitive/Narrative mapping – graphically thinking Bubble diagrams Collages Models Mini Movies Abstractive Drawings
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Path & Notes – a pattern for activities Single path Multiple path Radial pattern Star pattern Areas of Affinity Fan pattern Map orientation
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Path & Notes – a pattern for activities From 2D to 3D: to consider the vertical volume of space as efficient extension of the path.
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Path & Notes – a pattern for activities From Path to Circulation: with physical environment settled in path will become various kinds of architectural elements to form circulation.
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Types of Visitors Explorer Experience Seeker Facilitator Professional Hobbyist Recharger
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Types of Visitors Streaker Quick Stroller Slow Studier Slower/pause
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Types of Display – PD and APE Planned Discovery – “the museum has planned the exhibits so that visitors will discover the concept. Active Prolonged Engagement – “Active visitors are in the driver’s seat… spend prolonged time with exhibits… to engage with various things with each action building on the previous ones…” (Humphrey & Gutwill 2005, 2) Eyes-onMinds-onHands-on
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