Exploration And Research On The Healthy Design Transformation Of The Existing Art Museum

A healthy built environment is an important issue of concern to all sectors of society.The art museum provides a special place for people to carry out art activities.More and more people visit,study and work in the art museum.The quality of the indoor air environment and indoor lighting environment of the art museum directly affects the physical and mental health of the visitors.health.Therefore,it is very important to improve the indoor air quality and indoor lighting environment of existing art museums by designing and improving the healthy design of existing art museums.This article starts with the development needs of art museums and people 's health needs for the built environment,expounds the development,definition,and comparison and introduction of relevant evaluation standards for healthy buildings;secondly,the current status of existing art museums Analyze and investigate,summarize and sort out the indoor environment factors that generally affect the user's health,and propose corresponding transformation strategies from the aspects of building function transformation,building indoor environment transformation,and equipment and facilities transformation;combining existing art museum projects that have completed the transformation,from The integration of the health design concept of the art museum,the setting of space layout and functions,and the optimization of the internal structure and environment of the art museum comprehensively analyzed the transformation process,focusing on the analysis of the design and transformation of the indoor lighting environment and the optimization of indoor air quality,and finally completed self Evaluation,using practical cases to demonstrate the feasibility and effectiveness of health design and transformation.This article provides theoretical and practical references for the healthy design and renovation of existing art galleries,and at the same time provides reference significance for promoting the healthy design of new art galleries.