Non Treditional Space

(paul Hillen)

This is the central floor space in the main reception area on the ground floor, and has a lot of footfall as you have to pass it to get to the reception desk, the rest rooms, the staircase to the first floor and the cafe/gift shop.
This would be a good space to display a centre piece for our exhibition.




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A view of the sky lights from the central position on the ground floor.
A great space for a hanging display.

A view of the first stair case from the ground floor.
A good space to exploit the use of light.

An image of the first floor balcony.
Another opportunity for hanging displays or advertising.

A view of the museum entrance area.
Could this be used in a way that draws the public into the museum?

Other opportunities to display advertising

Another viewpoint of the balcony.

Inside the first entrance door.
This area could also be used to advertise or provide information about the exhibition.

Another view showing information about the British Art Show 7. Advertised very discreetly?????

Floor plan with museum guides.
Could we make better use of this wall space?

All of the wall spaces between the glass cabinets on the ground floor are nicely lit from above.

Could we utilise this TV monitor.

There is a large amount of unused space above each of the display cabinets on the ground floor.

Maybe spaces between radiators could be utilised.

Or the centre of the light fittings themselves.

The cafe has three cabinets like this which could be used to display pieces from our exhibition.

This large wall space in the cafe may also have possibilities.