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Analysis of the Qiang Museum Design Proposal
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Abstract
A museum serves as a window into a region, not only as a place to display artifacts and artworks but also as a bridge connecting history, the present, and the future. Museum design is a kind of interpretation method to effectively convey and express historical and cultural connotation by using architectural language. By introducing the design ideas of Qiang Museum located in Qiang Feng Village, this paper fully reflects the design concepts of past inheritance and future innovation in exhibit design and architectural design, hoping to create an interactive and inclusive rural museum of Qiang culture, better tap the original Qiang memory, and display the excellent Qiang culture.
Keywords
Qiang Museum, Heritage, Innovation
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Zheng,Y. (2024). Analysis of the Qiang Museum Design Proposal. Communications in Humanities Research,25,151-159.
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