The Relationship between spatial orchestration and theme of Architecture with special reference to museum building

Abstract

Architecture must be meaningful as it has a positive impact on the existence of human beings and for the achievement of different purposes in a complementary manner. To achieve meaning, it must necessarily be experienced, rather than seen. This experiencing happens at a physical emotional and at an intellectual level, thus satisfying him in all aspects creating a 'whole' experience which contents the beholder. Most essentially, the total experience goes beyond the physical emotional level towards the intellectual level, depending on his readiness and temperament, the user grasp the inherent meanings enshrined in these experience and steps on to higher realm of contemplating. The experiencing of architecture is primarily a spatial experience. It is a comprehensive spatial organization; the progression of spaces forming rhythmic movement. The meaningful orchestration of spatial progression means the articulation of sequences of spaces with a sense of importance, placing the correct strength, in the right places, so that one moves from one space to another perceiving meaning inherent to each space. Spatial progression is ordering of spaces; the creation of which varies greatly with the spatial sensitivity of the creator/designer./ The thematic architecture therefore is the experiencing of such spatial progression, which is strengthened by the sub principles and the episodes, which will make the experience more appealing to the beholder. Thematic architecture that creates the total spatial experience is "significant building". Thematic architecture is the established "significant theme" of architecture at various types of buildings, with the various locations, to the various functions, from the periods of time evolving from the theme.