Ambient topologies in the museum route (light, sound, and thermal): the method of analysis and visualization

Abstract

Ambient topologies in the museum route (light, sound, and thermal): the method of analysis and visualization.

Improving the circulation of museum's display halls to adapt with COVID-19 precautionary measures

“…Common behaviors of museum visitors include walking, viewing exhibits, and resting [2]. Using Space syntax, you can test exhibit layouts and visualizations to see if composition and circulation are vital to the success of the visitor experience [1].…”

“…The history-and mujahideen-focused El Moudjahid Museum of Bejaia has a lot of potential and is now the only museum in the city that provides tourists with this sort of service. It does, however, display some dysfunctions that make going there unpleasant, such as low inclination rates; these caused it to be closed during the COVID19 period due to the difficulty in managing the flow (especially during the event periods); Through the use of Space Syntax, the research were able to carry out a diagnosis and suggest solutions to enhance the exhibition hall during COVID-19 [1]. Figure 7 displays the approach taken.…”

“…Museums are repositories of scientific knowledge accumulated over centuries and are an essential part of the identity of peoples and nations and a vital element for societies [1]. Where the museum presents the history, culture, customs, and experiences of the community, the museum is an important destination for the city's residents and tourists [2].…”

“…Where the museum presents the history, culture, customs, and experiences of the community, the museum is an important destination for the city's residents and tourists [2]. And the exhibition center, which is visited by the general public on a regular basis, has a purpose not only for the works of art but also for the architectural space of the museum, which gives visitors one of the most wonderful sensory experiences [1], and thus museums have become an indispensable place for study.…”

“…In this study, space syntax was used to analyse circulation, as it proved its ability to analyse space planning in buildings [3]. Especially in the analysis of spatial relations of spaces in museums [4], where he was used by the architect Ian Ritchie in developing a master plan for the spaces of the British Museum [5] and the architect Yuan Li in the analysis of the architectural spaces of the Gulangyu Organ Museum [2], and the architect Selma Saraoui in redesigning the circulation in the El Moudjahid Museum of Bejaia [1].…”