2.5 Arrangment and Positiong of Artifacts

are having a broad and convinent light. As in this case spot lights should be avoided so that the density of light is not minimized and longer horizontal lighting fixtures can promote more ambient artifical light to the surrounding.

2.5 Arrangment and Positiong of Artifacts

Aviation Museum Art Museum

In a typical art museum, the exhibits are either placed on the deck of a platform of wall hung because of its small scale and flexibility of space, whereas in an Aviation museum the artifacts are mostly in large scale and requires a bigger room and also the roof work is mostly truss work because of its huge span and load bearing capacity. This difference of position the artifacts gives us a clear image on how the interaction works with the visitor and the exhibit. Aviation museums may display their aircraft only on the ground or fly some of them. Museums that do not fly their aircraft may have decided not to do so either because the aircraft are not in condition to fly or because they are considered too rare or valuable. Museums may fly their aircraft in airshows or other aviation related events, accepting the risk that flying them entails.

T Hangars

These types of hangars include multiple hangar bays specially designed to store planes as economically as possible. There are two types of T-Hangars: Standard (stacked) T Hangars and.