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week 10

In the course of the design process I also looked at some negative examples of museum design. For example, dazzling light, etc. In looking for examples I found that some of the situations could be solved well with just some ingenuity, such as the frosted glass and tilted table tops in the Tokyo Museum. There are many other areas such as this that are less noticed in design but are actually quite annoying. It is important to be aware of these small things when we visit.

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