FLEXIBILITY IN MUSEUM SPACES

Description

This book examines the development of selected museums from the 1950s to the 1970s, focusing on their theoretical and practical significance. It explores the ideological foundations of museum design and its impact on architecture, emphasizing flexible exhibition spaces and their connection with visitors.
An introductory chapter reviews the evolution of spatial flexibility in 20th-century exhibition architecture. The main section analyzes specific museums, exploring their creation, design, and challenges in exhibiting art. Visitor feedback provides insight into the museum-visitor relationship.
The book concludes with an architectural typology of museums, evaluating their role in the evolution of museum design and their accessibility. This study offers engaging insights into the interplay between art, space, and audiences.