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Jean-Marie Galing

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Design +1 Age Levels Middle School (13 to 15 years old), High School (16 to 18 years old)

How does the design of a museum . . .

reflect the time in which it was built?
reflect its purpose?
reflect the values of society?
fit in (or not) with the surrounding community?

How does the interior design affect the way people experience the space?

Museum Architecture

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Jean-Marie Galing

Date Published

April 12, 2017

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January 04, 2022

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How does the design of a museum . . .

reflect the time in which it was built?
reflect its purpose?
reflect the values of society?
fit in (or not) with the surrounding community?

How does the interior design affect the way people experience the space?

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How does the design of a museum . . .

reflect the time in which it was built?
reflect its purpose?
reflect the values of society?
fit in (or not) with the surrounding community?

How does the interior design affect the way people experience the space?

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