International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET) e-ISSN: 2395-0056 Volume: 11 Issue: 05 | May 2024
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NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM K. SUNITHA RANI1, T. SWAPNA2, T. JHANSI3 1 Assistant Professor, Dept of Architecture and Planning, University College of Architecture and Planning, A.N.U,
Guntur, AP.
2 Assistant Professor, Dept of Architecture and Planning, University College of Architecture and Planning, A.N.U,
Guntur, AP.
3 Assistant Professor, Dept of Architecture and Planning, University College of Architecture and Planning, A.N.U,
Guntur, AP. ---------------------------------------------------------------------***--------------------------------------------------------------------Abstract The art of spaces is called architecture. Sometimes 1.1 PURPOSE architectural space had an impact on human emotions. These are places where individuals may go to engage in culture. Study and appreciate art. A few museums are well-known for their art collections. The effect of architectural space across time is the main topic of this essay. The way spares are arranged in relation to exhibits to provide a certain impact is a theoretical and practical challenge in museum and gallery design. Communicate the intended message to the guests. All of the functional and spatial specifications needed for museum development are included in this project. Through architectural manifestations, it hopes to impress visitors with a vivid history of its evolution. Cultural architecture, particularly museum architecture, has a big social impact and improves people's quality of life. Therefore, it is important to examine this type of architecture from a variety of angles in order to fully understand its spatial composition and functional organization.
Before you begin to format your paper, first write and Just like education, public natural history museums provide entertainment while also serving as a means of education. A natural history museum's main purpose is to supply the scientific community with both historical and contemporary specimens for their studies, which advances our knowledge of the natural world. It offers a wealth of research opportunities for scientists and research institutions, which is advantageous to them, as well as conversational opportunities for the species.
2. HISTORY AND EVOLUTION OF MUSEUMS 2.1 HISTORY OF MUSEUMS
Keywords: Natural history museums, Non-formal education, Learning experience, Indian visitors, Environmental awareness, Nature conservation, Heterogeneous society, Contextual model of learning
Early museums were originally private collections of uncommon or unusual natural relics and objects owned by affluent people, families, or institutes of art.
The "respectable" could frequently get entry to these museums for the general public, particularly to private art collections, although this was subject to the owner and his employees' whims.
Purchasing and showcasing these intriguing artifacts was one method that wealthy men at this time rose in the social hierarchy of the elite world.
1.INTRODUCTION Anybody may attend a museum, regardless of qualifications, and find inspiration in the tales of our past and present. The museum is the path ahead for human development. An organization that looks after, or conserves, a collection of artifacts and other items with artistic, cultural, historical, or scientific value is called a museum. These objects are on display for the public to see in a number of public museums through either temporary or permanent displays. A museum is a facility that chronicles human history. One of the main goals of museums is to teach, and education is one of the most crucial development requirements."
The Greek mouseion, which denotes a location or temple devoted to the muses, is the source of the Latin term museum, plural musea, from whence the word "museums" is derived. A museum is a shrine, where the values of knowledge and art are paramount. It strikes a balance between artistic dedications.
Three primary tasks of a museum: •
Education
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Presentation
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Forming of a collection.
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