Comparison of museum display views and storage views on the lighting technique rules

In display cases lighting design is a factor that directly affects the visibility of the eyes as well as the correct perception of the works and not being damaged by light. For this reason, lighting design becomes increasingly important in today's museums and exhibitions. In this study, the lighting principles in museum display cases and shop windows are investigated and international standards are being investigated for criteria such as maximum brightness levels, luminosity problems, correctness of color rendering index conditions to be provided according to the light sensitivity of exhibition nesnects. In addition, the general lighting systems of the exhibition space and other parts of the building were researched and the influence on the perception of the nesnects and the space is examined. Within the scope of the research, the concept of lighting, natural and artificial lighting topics are discussed, and the relationship between the concept of lighting and the concept of lighting is emphasized. Lighting design in exhibition spaces, the functioning of illumination and the effect on the visual perception of the people are also discussed. The purpose and method of working in the first phase of the work is specified. In this direction, Under the title of lighting, lighting technique and light sources, natural (daylight) lighting and artificial lighting systems and devices have been examined. During the second phase of the study, museum and shop windows were examined, lighting schemes were assessed and the conditions of the research were limited by keeping the display order constant. The similarities and differences between museum exhibition displays and shop windows have been put forward by emphasizing the importance of designing the display arrangement and the lighting arrangement together because the enlightenment should be considered as a whole with the design and all processes should be moved with this principle in the last stage of the work.