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For instance, the "Engagement" stage, depicting the apex of conflict, is amplified through
expansion, allowing visitors to fully experience the intensity and chaos of active warfare.
Conversely, the "Reflection" and "Memory" stages are designed with a sense of
compression, encouraging introspection and contemplation.

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Figure 10 - Spatial Layout, Source - Author

The spatial programming of the museum is meticulously crafted, with each exhibition space
tailored to its respective narrative stage. The floors and surfaces are sculpted to create
immersive environments, while strategic use of materials, lighting, and architectural
elements further reinforce the thematic expressions.

6. DESIGN AND STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS OF THE
MUSEUM

6.1. The Core

The architectural core of the Museum of War serves as the centerpiece of the design
philosophy, merging functionality with profound symbolic representation. This central
element, characterized by its openness and lightness, is detailed through a series of
innovative design and structural solutions:

● Spatial Organization and Core Layout: A detailed diagram of the spaces within
the core highlights its multifunctional usage, including administrative areas, visitor
services such as the reception and museum shop, and communal spaces like
restaurants. The core's spatial design is intentionally open, promoting a seamless
flow that enhances visitor circulation and interaction.