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" Most of the museum
work consists in contextualize the collections
items to the visitors’ benefit. To
this effect,
narration is the most functional technique… the context designation is
an essential part of the persuading process for people to appreciate the experience
they encounter.”
Bran Ferren (Walt Disney Imagineering, Research
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Phase
1) Analysis and research
- Bibliographic research
- Nomination of the scientific
committee
- Assessment of collection scope
- Interviews
with the regional actors
interested in
the museum
development
- Analysis of the museum potential
catchment’s
area
- Study and research of similar
European
realities.
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Phase
2) Synthesis
- Mission description
- Identification of
medium to long term
targets
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Phase
3) Project actions
- Installations’ concept
- Preparation of working designs
- Works
management
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The harmonic, coherent and
consistent use of different communication
channels transforms the visitor in an active
actor, able to select and actively contribute
to the experience, therefore reinforcing
the message impact and rendering more likely
to accomplish a successful communication.
This approach enables people to come close
to the contents that the museum wants to
convey using different instruments such as:
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intervention
in the simulation of a phenomenon;
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testing
one’s own abilities challenging
oneself and others;
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observation of an object
from an unusual viewpoint;
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feeling the emotions
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Therefore, conveying
knowledge becomes a journey rich in challenges
for the visitor’s body and mind;
the final outcome is a more efficient
museum structure, capable of cataloguing
and protect its works as well as to address
a wide public on every topic.
Our projects offer our clients an instrument
to renew pre-existing museum structures,
enhance the collections with temporary
exhibitions, promote public archives
and private collections and hold training
activities.
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The Wesen Studio avails
itself with anthropological, architectural
and engineering specific expertise required
for the design of every part of a museum:
from the definition of long-term targets
to the scientific committee’s coordinating
activity, from the spatial concept to
their factual construction and to promotional
activities.
We take care of every detail, including
the design of the hardware and software
required for the management of installations,
to machinery engineering, graphics and
to the most suitable lighting systems. |
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