How to sketch the layout of a museum

The layout sketch of the museum is as follows:

1. General plan:

1. Draw the outline of the first floor of the building, and mark the number of floors and relative elevations; The main body of the building shall not exceed the building control line (except steps, canopies, sunken squares, and outdoor evacuation stairs).

2. Draw roads (connected to highways), green spaces, motor vehicle parking lots, and non-motor vehicle parking lots within the red line of the land; mark the number of motor vehicle parking spaces and the area of ??non-motor vehicle parking lots.

3. Mark the entrances and exits of the base; mark the entrances and exits for museum visitors, collections, and employees.

2. Floor plan:

1. Draw the floor plan of the first floor and the underground floor; indicate the columns, walls (double lines or single thick lines), and doors (indicating the opening direction). Windows and sanitary ware may not be displayed.

2. Mark the axis size and total size of the building, and mark the relative elevations of the indoor building, ground and outdoor ground.

3. Mark the fire shutters (expressed by FJL) and fire doors (expressed by FM) between the fire compartments.

4. Indicate the name of the room or space; mark the area of ??the room with * (see Table 1 and Table 2). The allowable error in the area of ??each room is within 10% of the specified area.

5. Fill in the building area of ??the first floor and the underground floor respectively. The allowable error is within ±5% of the specified area. The building areas of rooms and each floor are calculated based on the axis.

Museum features:

Display and exhibition: Display and exhibition are the most basic products provided by the museum. It should be noted that any technology is just a means, and the culture carried by the museum is That’s its real charm. Many domestic museums pursue the use of sound, light, electricity, and even 3D, 4D and other technological effects, but the display content lacks novelty.

Entertainment projects: The museum's participatory and entertainment projects are a means for tourists to increase their interest in cultural relics and "experience" culture. They combine cultural themes with popular entertainment methods through creative design. Simply developing some entertainment projects that have nothing to do with the museum itself will be counterproductive and quickly fall into homogeneous competition.

Leisure activities: Modern museums usually integrate multiple functions such as catering, shopping, cultural performances, etc. Leisure activities are not only the service facilities of the museum, but also the historical or artistic atmosphere formed. A tourism product with unique charm.