Is there a height requirement for buildings around the museum?

There is no height requirement for the buildings around the museum.

Height requirements of the museum:

1, the building height is related to the exhibition hall size. The ratio of area to height is relatively harmonious, which makes the audience feel comfortable in space and keeps the air quality.

2. The height of the building is related to the volume of the exhibits. The height of the exhibition hall and the volume of the exhibits are adapted to the height of the exhibits, such as large-scale mounted dinosaur specimens, statues and other exhibits, which require higher space for the exhibition hall.

3. According to special circumstances. As an ordinary exhibition hall of large-scale comprehensive museums at provincial and municipal levels, it is more appropriate to design the low-rise height of 8.85 meters. After the ceiling is laid, the clear height of the exhibition hall is 5.6 meters, which meets the needs of current exhibition and general decoration.

Layout of the museum:

1, according to local conditions, overall planning, one-time or phased construction.

2. Large and medium-sized exhibition halls should be built independently. When a small library is jointly built with other buildings, it must meet the requirements of environment and use function, set up an independent area, and separate the entrance and exit.

3. The museum area should reasonably arrange venues for audience activities and rest.

The staff's living room should not be built in the museum area. If the living rooms for employees are adjacent to the building layout in the reservoir area, they must be separated, and entrances and exits leading to external roads should be set up.

5. The functional zoning in the museum area should be clear, and the outdoor venues and road layout should be convenient for audience activities, distribution and collection loading and unloading.

6. If the showroom and collection warehouse are arranged near the main roads in the city with concentrated traffic, it is not appropriate to open windows on the outer walls along the street; When windows must be installed, measures such as noise prevention and pollution prevention should be taken.

7. Unless otherwise stipulated by the local planning department, the basic coverage rate of new museum buildings should not be greater than 40%.

8. Parking places for bicycles and motor vehicles should be set according to the building scale or daily average audience flow.