What Makes an Exhibition Space Great?

1. The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston is one of my favorite museums.

Every exhibition room in the museum has its own vibe, whether it is modern, solemn, or lively. The exhibition space has high ceilings and is spacious to prevent people from bumping into each other even during peak hours, which I really like. The exhibits are organized and displayed in a logical and connected way that creates storylines for visitors to explore. Artificial lighting is used for most exhibits for preservation purposes, but natural sunlight is also utilized to make the atmosphere inside the museum more natural and vibrant. The exhibition rooms are well-sound-insulated, providing the visitors with a quiet environment to enjoy the arts.

2. I recently went to the Phillip & Patricia Frost Museum of Science in Miami, Florida, and I really enjoyed it. The museum is perfectly located in the city by the ocean, providing visitors with great city and ocean views. The building is designed in a way that allows for easy navigation. It is divided into several big exhibition spaces, each with a main theme. The locations of these rooms are clearly mapped on the museum guide, and visitors can easily find the access points of these exhibition spaces. One special feature I particularly like about the museum is its aquarium, which is its centerpiece. The aquarium connects all the big exhibition rooms and integrates these spaces into an informative and enjoyable place for visitors.