Wild Shores of Singapore has a post about the plans for the proposed Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum which will be situated in the National University of Singapore.
Currently, the public can glimpse only less than 1% of the total collection of the Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research, at its tiny but well-loved public gallery. So I’m very excited about plans to build a new natural history museum. With massive space to showcase more of our wonderful biodiversity!
Today, I was kindly invited to get a sneak peek at plans for the new Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum!
The architectural consultant for the new museum has just been appointed, and many teams set up to look into various aspects of this exciting project! Consultants from the Natural History Museum (UK) have been engaged and a series of workshops are being run over the next few days to lay the groundwork for a master-plan for the new museum.
Check out the buzz for the upcoming Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum in the Wild Shores of Singapore. Can’t wait? Why not visit the Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research and learn about the natural history of this region?
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Getting someone to design the building is the easy part. But who has been appointed to design the exhibition proper? The ‘storytellers’ have to keep in mind that the storyline should come first, and that it should not be overwhelmed by over-enthusiastic architecture.
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Posted on May 3rd, 2011 at 12:34 pm
This is interesting. Please post any updates about the sneak peak for the new Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum.. ^^ Would love to read any updates on your posts.
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Posted on May 18th, 2011 at 1:39 pm
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