1.

Name of the museum: China Yellow Sea Wetlands Museum

2. Context -geographical, social, and historical

The China Yellow Sea Wetlands Museum is located in the city of Dongtai, in the eastern part of China's
Jiangsu Province, on the southern coast of the Yellow Sea. Dongtai is a small city with a population of
around 1 million people, and it is known for its rich wetland resources.

The museum was established in 2006 to promote the conservation and management of the Yellow Sea
wetlands, which are one of the most important wetland ecosystems in the world. The Yellow Sea
wetlands are home to a diverse range of plant and animal species, including many endangered and
migratory species.

The museum covers an area of 45,000 square meters and consists of several exhibition halls, including
the Wetland Ecosystem Hall, the Wetland Culture Hall, and the Wetland Art Hall. The exhibits in the
museum showcase the rich biodiversity of the Yellow Sea wetlands, as well as the cultural and historical
significance of the wetlands to the local communities

The Yellow Sea wetlands have played an important role in the history and culture of the region for
thousands of years. The wetlands have provided a source of food and livelihood for the local people, and
they have also served as a transportation route for trade and commerce. In addition, the wetlands have
been the site of many important historical events, including battles and political upheavals.

In recent years, the Yellow Sea wetlands have faced significant threats from human activities, including

land reclamation, pollution, and overfishing. The establishment of the China Yellow Sea Wetlands

Muscum is part of a broader effort to promote the conservation and sustainable management of the

wetlands, and to raise awareness about their ecological, cultural, and historical importance
3. Type of museum

The China Yellow Sea Wetlands Muscum is a natural history museum that focuses on the ecological and
cultural significance of the Yellow Sea wetlands. It is dedicated to the conservation and management of
wetland ecosystems, as well as the promotion of public awareness and education on wetland issues. The
wiseum features exhibits on the diverse range of plant and animal species that inhabit the wetlands, as
well as the cultural and historical significance of the wetlands to the local communities. In addition, the
museum showcases the threats facing the Yellow Sea wetlands and the efforts being made to protect
and restore them. The museum's aim is to inspre visitors to appreciate the value of wetlands and to take
action to protect these valuable ecosystems

Safety and security: Ensure that the museum is safe and secure for visitors, staff, and exhibits by
incorporating appropriate security features, such as cameras, alarms, and restricted access areas

By incorporating these principles into the design of the China Yellow Sea Wetlands Museum, it can
become a functional, sustainable, and culturally sensitive space that showcases the beauty and
importance

of the wetlands to visitors from around the world.

9. Systems of circulation- both horizontal and vertical. Describe the

locations and types

The China Yellow Sea Wetlands Museum has well-designed horizontal and vertical circulation systems
that facilitate visitor movement through the exhibition areas and functional spaces. The corridors and
walkways are arranged along the central axis of the building, while a central staircase and elevators
provide vertical circulation, the locations and types of circulation for a museum may vary depending on
its layout and design. The circulation routes may include the main entrance, exits, galleries, staircases,
clevators, restrooms, and other public spaces. The types of circulation can be vertical or horizontal,
public or staff-only, and can include ramps, escalators, and moving walkways. It is important to consider
the accessibility of circulation routes for all visitors, including those with disabilites or mobility issues. In
teris of location, the circulation systems will be integrated into the overall building design and layout to
ensure the smooth and safe movement of people throughout the museum

1. Name of Museum: A.G Leventis museum of natural history

2. Context -geographical, social, and historical

The Natural History Museum of Obafemi Awolowo University is located in Ile-Ife, a city in southwestern
Nigeria. Ile-Ife is known for its rich cultural heritage and is considered to be the traditional spiritual
home of the Yoruba people. The city is located in the tropical rainforest zone of Nigeria and is
characterized by a humid climate and diverse plant and animal life

The museum was established in 1948, shortly after Obafemi Awolowo University (formerly known as the

University of Ife) was founded. At the time, there was a growing interest in the natural history and

biodiversity of Nigeria and other parts of Africa, and the maseum was established to serve as a center
for

research, education, and public outreach.