Examining semiotics in the interior architecture of museums according to related theories

Examining semiotics in the interior architecture of museums according to related theories

Saghar basiri1 Mahshid motamed2

1) Master of Architecture student: Apadana University, Shiraz
2) PhD in architectural engineering

IOI Code : XEGK-KEEAZ
Publication : National conference on the psychology of man-made environments(mepsypishtazanac.ir)
Abstract :
    Museums, special places whose main focus is on the display of internal works and cultural exchanges of the collection, are expanding in today s society, which include urban and rural communities of every country, therefore, in the design of these spaces, the designer s attention is more on the design of the volume of the museum and the compatibility of the form and shapes with the internal content of the museum, and the architect s view of the design of the spaces The interior of the museum has a pale feel in line with the artifacts. According to the modern point of view of societies, many museums have moved from the traditional style and style and the focus on ancient artefacts to symbolic concepts, semantics and narratives, which itself is a complete concept of semiotics. Considering the problem of diminishing the desire of people to visit museums in our country due to the lack of The proper education of children in the area of ​​museums, the lack of advertisements, information and educational programs, therefore, focusing on the content and internal objects of modern museums through semiotics in architecture and existing works, will lead to encouraging people to enter the space and revive the culture of museology in a modern style and transfer it to future generations. In this research, the semiotics of the internal content of museums is the focus, which is categorized in accordance with the theories of the prominent theorists in this field. The mentioned research method according toInvestigating case examples in Iran today is a case study and cultural-historical interpretation through documentary and library methods.

Keywords : semiotics architecture sign museum content