Research On Morphology Of Private Museum Of Beijing

In the private museum building in the ascendant today, in the field of architecture museum space for private research increasingly urgent need to form its morphology what qualities have studied the correlation of morphology factor and the impact is not yet widespread concern and further study.Firstly, through research for the private museum in Beijing, made a lot of first-hand information. Through the research results are analyzed with and other research tools, the chapter on the basic situation of Beijing private museums were analyzed. Including the history of China’s private museum, distribution and development of the status quo. This chapter is classified as a private museum collections clues to Beijing’s private museum were classified, including social history class, culture and art classes, science and technology classes and others. Beijing private museum classification represent specific functional composition.On this basis, the Beijing Museum of specificity and relevance of private study morphology mainly from the following three aspects: Beijing private museums constitute correlation with functional layout, the correlation between Beijing private museum exhibition space with exhibits, correlation of Beijing private museum business model combined with the space. In this paper, through the study of morphology of private museums, museums draw specific relationship between its morphology.Finally, the author in-depth analysis and study of the impact of private museum morphology factor. Including geographical and cultural factors, economic factors, policy factors and media factors. Several major factors have an impact on different aspects of morphology of the museum.In the spatial correlation between morphological perspective, as a private museum morphology design provides more perspectives on the design possibilities to explore a way of thinking and program design methods, to provide a reference for the rational design, which inspired catalysis More better birth private museum space.