The Performance And Practice Of Exhibition Design Of University Exhibition Hall

In recent years,the country has made great efforts to develop cultural and educational undertakings,and colleges and universities are attaching more and more importance to the construction of exhibition halls.However,in the process of building pavilions in many universities,there are many problems,such as insufficient positioning analysis,outdated design methods,over-emphasis on the function of pavilions and neglect of the presentation of modern exhibition design.In addition,with the rapid development of today’s era,a large number of new things emerge,making the audience’s aesthetic is also gradually changed,people have a new view of "what is an excellent exhibition design",in view of this,the designer of the exhibition space of the university exhibition will also move forward,to a higher level.In this article,through the research about the present situation of development of Chinese colleges and universities to the pavilion,use of literature,field survey,cross major to study scientific and effective methods,such as from the graphics,color language,display materials and modelling of morphological structure four aspects analysis and study of display design,outstanding case of the dip plane design and space design expression language,with "three-dimensional plane elements" and "modernization of traditional elements","abstract geometric representation objects","complex object succinct generalization" innovation design methods,to extract form of modelling in exhibition space efficiently,combined with the graduation design in the artistic creation,It is put into practice in the design scheme of the history museum of shandong university of the arts,and its display design is optimized on the basis of realizing its original functions,so as to realize the combination of "realism" and "freehand brushwork",and make its display effect leap out among many "conventional designs".Moreover,this innovative practice project provides a new way of thinking for the designers of university pavilions.