Designing Trajectories of Experiences: In Museums, Around Museums, or Including Museums

Vermeeren, Arnold; Shih, HC; Laan, R van der; Calvi, Licia; Yoon, Jihyun; Keller, Ianus

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-58550-5_15

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“…More specifically, digitization sets the conditions for embedding ICTs and web‐based services in the conventional cultural service offering, permitting visitors to enjoy the cultural heritage in a hybrid, cyber‐physical context (Sylaiou et al, 2010). This entails the reconfiguration of the visiting experience, which is framed in a perspective of people inclusiveness and participation (Vermeeren et al, 2018). In line with these arguments, digitization can be conceived of as the first step of a process of museums' virtualization (Styliani et al, 2009).…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Enhancing museums' attractiveness through digitization: An investigation of Italian medium and large‐sized museums and cultural institutions

Palumbo

2021

Journal of Tourism Research

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The Covid-19 pandemic put the museums' viability under stress, with national and supranational policies imposing closures and restricting the number of admitted visitors. Digitization enables cultural institutions to overcome such constraints, prompting innovative service delivery models. However, evidence on digitization's implications on organizational attractiveness (OA) is scant. Taking a retrospective approach, the article proposes a parallel mediation analysis to shed some light on the effects of digitization on museums' attractiveness. Findings suggest that digitization enhances OA directly and indirectly, via the delivery of digital services to physical visitors. Furthermore, digitization allows museums to meet the virtual visitors' expectations, enriching the cultural service offering.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

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“…This entails the reconfiguration of the visiting experience, which is framed in a perspective of people inclusiveness and participation (Vermeeren et al, 2018). In line with these arguments, digitization can be conceived of as the first step of a process of museums' virtualization (Styliani et al, 2009).…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Enhancing museums' attractiveness through digitization: An investigation of Italian medium and large‐sized museums and cultural institutions

Palumbo

2021

Journal of Tourism Research

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“…The Kimbell Gallery uses 16 unit vaults, two interior courtyards, and three light wells to bring in outdoor natural light (Figure 15) [29]. This design optimizes the viewing environment and seamlessly integrates with exhibits, contributing to its prominence among visitors, second only to functionality [30]. In terms of visitors' attention, showroom, which had 4561 comments, was the space with the highest number of comments.…”

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A Semantic Analysis Method of Public Public Built Environment and Its Landscape Based on Big Data Technology: Kimbell Art Museum as Example

Zeng,

Wang,

Liu

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Based on big data, a new public space evaluation method is proposed. Using programming technology to collect visitor reviews from the travel website TripAdvisor to build a database, based on the data of 99,240 words in 1573 visitor reviews in 10 years, the connection between data and reality is established through systematic data classification and visualization. Following an assessment of the Kimbell Art Museum’s functionality, architectural design, and landscape design, along with visitor feedback, a new evaluation methodology was formulated for application to public buildings with landscapes. By utilizing the unique advantages of big data, it provides convenient and efficient analysis methods for public spaces with similar data foundations and opens the way for the optimization of the built environment in the information age.

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“…On another level of studying the relationship between designing museums and social and cultural needs, there is a respectable number of authors who dealt with the process of co-design in building museums, including Vanessa Cesário [13], who focused on the participatory factor of teenagers in the process of using technology in museums. In another dissertation by Arnold P. O. S. Vermeeren [14], experiences in, around, and involving museums that are part of networks of people and organizations, whereby numerous ideas have been developed, were explored. The idea that extending the viewpoint of a design brief may open up new design possibilities was highlighted.…”

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Investigating the Socio-Economic Sustainability within the Egyptian Museums over the Last Decade

Nassef,

Mohammed,

Ibrahim

2023

Sustainability

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Over the last few decades, contemporary museums have undergone a radical change: they have become public places that promote socio-economic sustainability through recreation, commercial, and cultural activities. This shift has altered public perception of museums globally and had a profound impact on today’s museums, resulting in new prototypes that differ significantly from prior ones. This study tries to answer the following questions: How far have Egyptian museums evolved over the last decade? what degree can the radical transformation in museum design assist in fulfilling Egypt’s SDGs? To answer these questions, this study attempts to explore how far Egyptian museums have adapted to this fundamental change, by tracing the evolution of Egyptian museum design compared with the findings of the author’s previous thesis in 2012 and Egypt’s SDGs. This study used qualitative methods, which began with a thorough literature review, followed by a comparative analysis of the selected case studies. The findings revealed that the contemporary design of recent Egyptian museums, by including social and economic activities, significantly supports the national and global agenda in terms of SDG. This article provides architects, designers, and policy makers with clear design criteria to enhance the social and economic role of museums, towards fulfilling SDGs.

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Designing Trajectories of Experiences: In Museums, Around Museums, or Including Museums

Cited by 4 publications

References 5 publications

Enhancing museums' attractiveness through digitization: An investigation of Italian medium and large‐sized museums and cultural institutions

Enhancing museums' attractiveness through digitization: An investigation of Italian medium and large‐sized museums and cultural institutions

A Semantic Analysis Method of Public Public Built Environment and Its Landscape Based on Big Data Technology: Kimbell Art Museum as Example

Investigating the Socio-Economic Sustainability within the Egyptian Museums over the Last Decade

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