Ausstellungspläne
Ausstellungspläne are detailed drawings that outline the spatial arrangement of exhibition content within a gallery or museum setting. They are an essential tool for exhibition designers and architects, providing a visual representation of how artifacts, information panels, lighting, and visitor pathways will be positioned in relation to one another and to the overall architectural context.
The creation of an Ausstellungsplan involves several stages. Initially, the curatorial concept is translated into a
In German museum practice, Ausstellungspläne are often produced using both traditional hand-drawn methods and sophisticated computer-aided
Historically, the systematic use of exhibition plans became widespread in the 19th century as public museums