During the design, construction and use of museum architecture, architects, visitors and staff endow the buildings with complex ideological collections through their thoughts, emotions and behaviors. Changes in people's thoughts, emotions and aesthetics over time can bring new vitality to museum architecture, providing new ideas for the operation of museums and the utilization of architecture. When visitors convey their feelings and experiences of the museum's architectural space through lenses and words, and thereby magnify the unique features of the museum's architectural space, it can attract more visitors to the museum. Museum professionals can take this as an opportunity to plan distinctive publicity, public activities and exhibitions based on the building's characteristics and visitor feedback, transforming the museum building into a humanistic experience space that provides emotional value to the public, guiding more people to enter and stay in the museum, and providing new impetus for the operation and management, as well as the sustainable development of the museum.
Ming Cai (Sat,) studied this question.