Museum Interiors

The research project explores the ambiguous and shifting aesthetics of museum interiors: How they allow for intimate object encounters, while also being public spaces for social engagement, and how they combine permanent and temporary structures.

For instance, when old historical museums are renovated and transformed, and when permanent museum architecture meets temporary exhibition design.

About Ane Pilegaard
In her research, AP focuses on spatial and material aspects of museum interiors and display design. AP is interested in the ambiguous and shifting spatial aesthetics of museum interiors: how they allow for intimate object encounters, while also being public spaces for social engagement, and how they combine permanent and temporary structures. For instance, when old historical museums are renovated or transformed, and when permanent museum architecture meets temporary exhibition design.