英文摘要 |
This study focuses on the large-sized scientific museum in Taiwan to explore the influence of local factors on the development and spacial form of museum in terms of “historical aspect” and “cultural aspect”. “Historical aspect” refers to the structure of regime, the political entity, the sequence of development process and the restraint of law. “Cultural aspect” involves the acquired learning, experienced formation and inheritance. Earlier development and spacial formation of public museum were deeply affected by the colonial culture. Due to the implementation of “cultural renaissance” policy, Chinese traditional pattern of architecture becomes the model of museum building. Modern scientific museum is developed through the concept of “construction culture” and demand for spiritual culture. Either topic planning or spacial form breaks the traditional idea by adopting the way of western museum to enable the geometrical shape to become the styling example of modern museum space in Taiwan. In the early stage, the interior layout of museum was based on the object, stressed the space of exhibition “display”. On the contrary, the modern museum is characterized by the traditional inversion and abstract spacial form, audience-oriented, and seeks to be sympathetic to the recognition of living space experiences including the addition of space with regional implication and environmental modelling of exhibition contents. |