自然历史博物馆介绍【英文】36页PPT
名胜古迹介绍 英文PPT
Here we are! 我们到
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Tian’an Square天安 门
Chengtian Men--1417
Tian’an Men—1651—main entrance to the Imperical City
Welcome to Beijing
Province Tian’an
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长安街
the Monument
to thly step this way!请往 这边走！
Tian’an Men Square
the Largest City Square in the World
1scenicspot景点2sightseeing观光景点3haveenduredtimeschanges饱经沧桑palacemuseum故宫chairmanmao毛主席的肖像heavenlypeace天安门7foundingceremony开国大典8changanstreet长安街peoplesheroes人民英雄纪念herewe我们到了
the Symbol of modern
China
新中国的象征
a Glorious Page of the
Birth of
New
Chin新a中国诞生的光辉一页
Thanks!
1、scenic spot 景点 2、sightseeing 观光景点 3、Have endured times and changes 饱经沧桑 4、the Palace Museum 故宫 5、the Portrait of Chairman Mao 毛主席的肖像 6、the Gate of Heavenly Peace 天安门 7、Founding Ceremony 开国大典 8、Chang’an Street 长安街 9、the Monument to the People’s Heroes 人民英 雄纪念碑
博物馆英语讲解
博物馆英语讲解Visiting a museum is a fascinating experience that can broaden our understanding of history, art, and culture. Museums serve as a window into the past, allowing us to explore ancient civilizations, admire artistic masterpieces, and learn about scientific discoveries.During my recent visit to the National Museum of History, I was particularly impressed by the dinosaur fossils. Seeing these enormous bones up close made me realize how magnificent these creatures were millions of years ago. The museum also had a section dedicated to ancient Egypt, where I learned about mummies and the fascinating burial practices of that time.In addition to the exhibits, I enjoyed participating in a workshop offered by the museum. It was a hands-on experience where we could create our own artworks inspired by famous paintings. This interactive element made my visit even more enjoyable and memorable.Overall, museums are not just places to look at artifacts; they are educational spaces that inspirecuriosity and creativity. I encourage everyone to visit a museum, as it can provide a deeper appreciation for the world around us.中文翻译：参观博物馆是一种迷人的体验，可以拓宽我们对历史、艺术和文化的理解。
世界各地名胜古迹英文介绍PPT课件
The Forbidden City was built
begin in 1406 and it took 14 years
to built it. The first ruler who
actually lived here was Ming
Emperor(明朝皇帝) Zhudi. In 1987
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England
• Big Ben
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the Thames River
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one of the most
famous and
well-preserved
historical bulidings
India • The Taj Mahal
(泰姬陵) • It is a mausoleum
located in Agra, India, built by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his favorite wife, Mumtaz Mahal.
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Italy • The Leaning Tower of
Pisa(比萨斜塔) • The Leaning Tower of Pisa
is the stand-alone bell tower,in the north of Pisa,the wonders of the square.
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美国自然历史博物馆简介
美国自然历史博物馆简介美国自然历史博物馆AmericanMuseumofNaturalHistory是世界上规模最大的自然历史博物馆之一，美国主要自然史研究和教育中心之一。
创建于1869年。
位于纽约曼哈顿区中央公园西侧，占地总面积7公顷多，建筑物为古典形式。
其古生物和人类学的收藏在世界各博物馆中占居首位，除采自美国境内的标本外，南美洲、非洲、欧洲、亚洲、澳洲的代表性标本也都有收藏。
里面的陈列内容极为丰富，包括天文、矿物、人类、古生物和现代生物5个方面，有大量的化石、恐龙、禽鸟、印第安人和爱斯基摩人的复制模型。
所藏宝石、软体动物和海洋生物标本尤为名贵。
设置美国自然历史博物馆拥有一座藏书485,000册的自然历史图书馆，还有照片、影片和手稿等藏品。
它还为公众举办各种教育活动，出版月刊《自然史》。
世界上最大的天文馆之一──海登天文馆Hayden Planetarium是该博物馆的一部分;它还有一个藏书1万册的天文图书馆和一个直径23公尺米的太空剧场。
该馆设有图书馆和奥斯朋古脊椎动物分图书馆，藏有自然历史方面书刊30万册左右，其中许多是很有价值的首版专著。
该馆还出版许多专业书刊和大量科普宣传资料。
其中《博物学》杂志和《博物馆员》杂志发行量很大。
该馆公共教育部也是主要的业务部门，主管陈列与展览、对外宣传、学校服务、接待观众、收集放映科教影片以及举办科普讲座等。
该馆每年观众达400万人次.[2]导航美国自然历史博物馆馆长埃伦·富特当天在新闻发布会上说：“这项博物馆移动导航系统让博物馆能随时随地和参观者对接，让他们全方位地了解博物馆丰富的资源，这也重新定义了在21世纪逛博物馆的理念。
”这个经过3年时间研究开发的博物馆导航系统可以免费下载到手机和多种无线终端接收设备上。
它不仅能帮助游客明确所处位置，还能对博物馆全部45个展厅、剧院、卫生间和餐厅进行导航，让游客在博物馆内行走自如。
除移动导游功能外，导航系统还通过手机的演示平台，在游客每次移步换位时，提供图文并茂的馆藏信息和藏品介绍。
自然博物馆
谢谢观看
博物馆必须拥有一定科研人员，从事有关研究工作。一些著名博物馆往往集中了许多当代各国的著名学者， 使这些自然博物馆成为生物学和地学中不少分支学科的研究中心和培养专门人才的重要基地。在陈列方面，早期 只是零散地展出附有标签或说明的收藏品；以后陈列内容需系统化，并有各种专题陈列（如“生命起源”、“人 类起源”、“海洋奇观”、“恐龙世界”等）。陈列方式也尽量利用现代技术的成果（如声、象、光、电等设 备），使展出内容形象生动、吸引观众。
博物馆已成为学校的校外课堂和实验室。
世界著名
著名自然博物馆
美国自然历史博物馆一、览(20张)世界上最重要的著名自然博物馆有1753年建立的英国自然历史博物馆 （Natural History Museum）。
1794年建立的巴黎国立自然博物馆（Museum national d’histoire naturelle），其前身为1635年建立 的皇家花园；纽约的美国自然博物馆（American Museum of Natural History）等。此外，还有比利时的皇家 自然博物馆（Musee royal d’histoire naturelle），莱登（Leiden）的国立自然博物馆（Naturalis Biodiversity Center），法兰克福辛肯堡（Senckenburg）的自然博物馆（Natur-Mureum Senckenburg）， 维也纳（Wien）的国立自然博物馆（Naturhistorisches Museum），巴赛尔（Basel）的国立自然博物馆 （Naturhistorisches Museum），斯德哥尔摩（Stockholm）的国立自然博物馆（Na-turhistoriska Riksmusect），1872年创立的莫斯科的综合技术博物馆（Попитехническиймуей），渥太华 （Ottawa）的加拿大国立博物馆（National Museum of Canada），华盛顿的美国国立博物馆 （U．S．National Museum），芝加哥的自然博物馆（Chicago Natural History Museum）等。
波士顿自然历史博物馆
波士顿自然历史博物馆波士顿自然历史博物馆坐落在美国马萨诸塞州的波士顿市中心，是全美国最古老、最知名的自然历史博物馆之一。
该博物馆成立于1830年，至今已有近两个世纪的历史。
一、博物馆概况波士顿自然历史博物馆位于景色优美的费内尔角，占地面积为4.7万平方米，馆内藏品丰富多样。
博物馆共分为多个展馆，包括动物学展馆、植物学展馆、地质学展馆和人类学展馆等。
馆内陈列着来自世界各地的、历经精心保护的动植物标本、化石和文物，具有极高的学术和科研价值。
二、特色展馆1. 动物学展馆在动物学展馆中，游客可以近距离观赏到各类珍稀动物的标本，了解它们的生态特征和进化历程。
鳄鱼、猛犸象、猩猩等仿真标本更是给人以如临其境的感觉。
此外，展馆还通过丰富的图文和多媒体展示，向人们介绍动物的自然栖息地和捕食方式，增加了游客的参与感和趣味性。
2. 植物学展馆植物学展馆内集中陈列了各类植物标本，如大型树木、稀有草本植物和鲜花等。
通过逼真的造景和多媒体技术的应用，展馆营造出了一个真实的自然环境，让人们沉浸其中，领略植物的多样性和美丽。
3. 地质学展馆地质学展馆是博物馆中最具特色的展馆之一。
在这里，游客可以近距离观看到来自各个地质时期的岩石标本、化石和矿石等，了解地球演化的历程和地质变迁的原理。
展馆还配备了交互式的展示设备，使游客可以亲自参与到地质探索中，增加了参观的趣味性和教育性。
4. 人类学展馆人类学展馆主要展示了人类的文化多样性和人类社会的演变历程。
展览内容包括不同文化圈的传统服饰、生活工具、宗教仪式、语言和音乐等。
该展馆通过精心设计的展示场景和丰富的图片、文字解说，向游客展示了地球各个角落的文化瑰宝，引起了人们对人类多样性的思考。
三、参观体验波士顿自然历史博物馆不仅具有丰富的展品，还为游客提供了多样的参观体验。
游客可以参加由专业导游带领的观展之旅，了解每个展馆的背后故事和展品背后的科学知识。
此外，博物馆还设有丰富的教育活动，如科学讲座、工作坊和特别展览等，以满足不同年龄层次游客的需求。
自然博物馆英文讲解稿
1．恐龙蛋√恐龙是如何繁殖的，胎生还是卵生？恐龙蛋是恐龙繁殖的直接证据，它能告诉我们许多有关恐龙繁殖的信息。
我国是盛产恐龙蛋的大国，仅河南西峡发现的恐龙蛋就有几十万枚，而世界其它地区所有地方发现的恐龙蛋才几万枚。
这里展出的有来自河南西峡的一窝恐龙蛋，它是由张硕麟先生捐赠给本馆的。
恐龙产卵一般选择在向阳的山坡上，一窝可产几枚或几十枚。
不同种类的恐龙产卵数量、形状和排列方式各有不同，目前发现的恐龙蛋形状主要有长形、圆形．椭圆形等。
除了个别恐龙蛋外，大部分的恐龙蛋现在还不能知道是哪种恐龙所产，因为发现恐龙蛋的地点，很少能找到恐龙骨骼化石，发现恐龙化石的周围也很少能找到恐龙蛋。
恐龙蛋的直径大小一般都在十几厘米左右，小的如鸡蛋大小，最大的也就篮球大小，那为什么能长成十几米高的庞然大物呢？这是因为恐龙是终生生长的，而且恐龙的寿命比较长，平均寿命为120岁，最长寿的恐龙能活到200岁。
1Dinosaur eggDinosaur egg is the direct evidence for dinosaur breeding, which tells us much information about dinosaur’s breeding, disappearance, ancient environment and so on. Our country is the big country that produces dinosaur eggs, only in Henan Zhechuan Basin ten thousands of dinosaur eggs are discovered. The one showed here is a brood of dinosaur eggs discovered in Xixia, Henan donated to our museum by Mr. Zhang Shuolin. Generally dinosaur chooses to lays eggs on the hillside with a sunny exposure, one time it could lay several eggs, over hundred eggs and so on. The dinosaur eggs are not hatched directly by dinosaur, but hatched by irradiation of sun. A different dinosaur leys different amount, different shape and different arrangement egg. Up to now the shapes of dinosaur eggs we discovered are mainly long, round, ellipse and so on. Except individual dinosaur eggs, as for most of the dinosaur eggs, we could not know which kind of dinosaurs laid them. But with electronic instruments research the eggshell of dinosaur eggs, scientists could conduct the detailed classification for these dinosaur eggs, and they could obtain the information such as the reasons of dinosaur disappearance and so on from the dinosaur eggs.2．棘鼻青岛龙√棘鼻青岛龙是新中国成立后首次发现的完整的恐龙，属鸭嘴龙类植食性恐龙。
介绍博物馆英语作文
介绍博物馆英语作文Museums are treasure troves of knowledge and history,offering a window into the past and a glimpse into the future. They serve as educational centers, cultural landmarks, and community spaces where people of all ages can learn, explore, and be inspired.History and PurposeMuseums have a rich history dating back to ancient civilizations. Initially, they were repositories for the collections of the wealthy and powerful. Over time, they evolved into public institutions dedicated to thepreservation and display of art, science, and cultural artifacts. The primary purpose of museums is to educate the public, foster a sense of cultural identity, and promote understanding and appreciation of diverse cultures and ideas.Types of MuseumsThere are various types of museums, each with its uniquefocus and appeal. Art museums house priceless works of artfrom different periods and regions, ranging from ancient sculptures to modern paintings. Natural history museumsdisplay the wonders of the natural world, including dinosaur fossils, rare minerals, and interactive exhibits on ecosystems. Science museums engage visitors with interactive displays and hands-on experiments that demonstrate scientific principles and technological innovations.Exhibits and CollectionsMuseums are known for their exhibits and collections, whichare carefully curated to tell a story or explore a theme. These collections often include artifacts, documents, photographs, and multimedia presentations that providecontext and enhance the visitor's understanding. Exhibits are designed to be engaging and informative, often incorporating technology to create immersive experiences.Educational ProgramsMuseums offer a range of educational programs for visitors of all ages. These can include guided tours, workshops, lectures, and special events. Many museums also have educational outreach programs that bring museum resources to schools and community centers, making learning accessible to a wider audience.Community EngagementMuseums play a vital role in community engagement. They often host special events, such as cultural festivals, film screenings, and concerts, which bring people together and foster a sense of community. Museums also collaborate with local artists, educators, and organizations to develop programs and exhibits that reflect the interests and concerns of the community.Visiting a MuseumVisiting a museum is an enriching experience that can broaden one's perspective and deepen one's understanding of the world. It is advisable to plan your visit in advance by checking the museum's website for information on current exhibits, specialevents, and educational programs. Arriving early can help you avoid crowds and give you more time to explore. Don't forget to take advantage of the museum's resources, such as audio guides, brochures, and interactive displays, to enhance your visit.In conclusion, museums are invaluable institutions that contribute to the cultural and educational landscape of our society. They offer a wealth of knowledge and experiencesthat can enrich our lives and foster a deeper appreciationfor the world around us. Whether you are an art enthusiast, a history buff, or simply curious about the world, there is a museum out there waiting to inspire you.。
世界四大博物馆英文介绍PPT课件
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As part of the museum, many of the Winter Palace‘s 1,057 halls and rooms are open to the public.
博物馆中的英文介绍
博物馆中的英文介绍English Answer:Museum of Ancient Egyptian Art.The Museum of Ancient Egyptian Art houses one of the world's largest and most comprehensive collections of ancient Egyptian artifacts. The collection includes over 50,000 pieces and spans over 5,000 years of Egyptian history. From monumental sculptures to intricate jewelry, the museum provides visitors with an unparalleled glimpse into the lives, culture, and beliefs of the ancient Egyptians.History.The museum was founded in 1901 by the egyptologist Charles Edwin Wilbour. Wilbour had spent years collecting Egyptian antiquities and wanted to create a place where they could be displayed and studied. The museum'scollection grew rapidly over the years, and in 1933 it moved into its current home in New York City.Collections.The museum's collection is divided into several major areas:Sculpture: The museum has a large collection of Egyptian sculpture, including monumental statutes, reliefs, and funerary figures. Some of the highlights include the statue of Kas, the bust of Nefertiti, and the sarcophagus of Merneptah.Papyri: The museum houses a vast collection of papyri, which are ancient Egyptian manuscripts made from the papyrus plant. The papyri include religious texts, literary works, and everyday documents.Jewelry: The museum has a large collection of Egyptian jewelry, including necklaces, bracelets, rings, and earrings. Many of the pieces are made from gold and silverand are decorated with precious stones.Textiles: The museum has a collection of Egyptian textiles, including clothing, tapestries, and funerary shrouds. The textiles provide insights into the clothing and weaving techniques of the ancient Egyptians.Education.The museum offers a variety of educational programs for visitors of all ages. These programs include lectures, workshops, and guided tours. The museum also has a research library and a conservation laboratory.Exhibitions.The museum regularly hosts special exhibitions on various aspects of ancient Egyptian culture. These exhibitions often feature new discoveries and research from the museum's curators.Visiting the Museum.The Museum of Ancient Egyptian Art is located at 1250 Fifth Avenue in New York City. The museum is open every day from 10am to 5pm. Admission is $15 for adults, $12 for seniors and students, and free for children under 12.中文回答：古埃及艺术博物馆。
英国自然历史博物馆
英国自然历史博物馆
欧洲最大的自然历史博物馆
01 发展历史
03 场馆特色 05 重要活动
目录
02 馆藏文物 04 作用价值
英国自然历史博物馆（Natural History Museum）位于伦敦市中心西南部、海德公园旁边的南肯辛顿区。 博物馆总建筑面积为4万多平方米，馆内大约藏有世界各地的7000万件标本，其中昆虫标本有2800万件。英国自 然历史博物馆是欧洲最大的自然历史博物馆。原为1753年创建的不列颠博物馆的一部分，1881年由总馆分出， 1963年正式独立。它坐落在伦敦南肯辛顿地区，为维多利亚式建筑，形似中世纪大教堂。
馆藏宝石——翡翠
场馆特色
世界上最大的鱿鱼
2006年伦敦自然历史博物馆展出了一条世界上最大的鱿鱼，引起了众多参观者极大的兴趣。这条鱿鱼长约9 米。2005年4月，它在福克兰群岛(马尔维纳斯群岛)被捕获，在伦敦自然历史博物馆中展出。巨型鱿鱼通常生活 在海下1000米深处，它们很少被人发现且从来没有被科学家进行过合适的研究。它们通常有8只粗“手臂”，外 加两条超长的用于捕食的触须。日前展出的这条巨型鱿鱼还拥有一双长约0.25米的巨眼。有关巨型鱿鱼的传说很 多。早在1530年，海员就发现了巨型鱿鱼，并把它们误认为传说中的男性人鱼或海中毒蛇。2005年9月，日本科 学家首次拍到巨型鱿鱼的照片。
历史博物馆简介英语作文
历史博物馆简介英语作文The history museum is a treasure trove of artifacts and stories from the past. It is a window into the lives of people who came before us, and a reminder of the eventsthat shaped our world. Walking through its halls, you can feel the weight of history and the echoes of the past.Each exhibit in the museum tells a different story. From ancient civilizations to modern revolutions, the artifacts on display bring history to life. Whether it's a piece of pottery from a lost empire or a uniform worn in a famous battle, each item has a tale to tell.Visiting the history museum is like taking a journey through time. You can witness the rise and fall of empires, the struggles for freedom, and the triumphs of human achievement. It's a chance to learn from the past and gain a deeper understanding of our present.The museum is not just a collection of objects, but aplace of learning and reflection. It offers a space for contemplation, where visitors can ponder the lessons of history and consider their own place in the ongoing story of humanity.In addition to its permanent exhibits, the history museum also hosts special events and temporary displays. These offer fresh perspectives on familiar subjects and bring new voices into the conversation of history.The history museum is a place for people of all ages and backgrounds. It's a place to inspire curiosity, spark imagination, and foster a sense of connection to the past. Whether you're a history buff or just curious about the world, there's something for everyone to discover in the museum's halls.。
自然博物馆英语知识点总结
自然博物馆英语知识点总结History of Natural History MuseumsThe concept of natural history museums dates back to ancient times, when rulers and scholars collected and displayed natural specimens as symbols of wealth and power. The first modern natural history museum was established in 1753 in Copenhagen, Denmark, and was followed by the founding of the British Museum in London in 1759, which included a natural history section.Throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, natural history museums became more common throughout Europe and the United States, as scientists and explorers brought back a wealth of specimens from around the world. These institutions played a key role in the development of the field of natural history by providing a centralized location for research and education.Today, natural history museums continue to evolve and expand their collections to include a wide range of specimens and educational exhibits. They play a vital role in public education and scientific research, as well as in the conservation and preservation of natural resources.Exhibits in Natural History MuseumsNatural history museums typically feature a diverse array of exhibits that showcase the richness and diversity of the natural world. These exhibits may include:Fossil displays: Fossils provide valuable insights into the history of life on Earth, and natural history museums often have extensive collections of fossils from a wide range of time periods and locations. These exhibits may include dinosaur skeletons, ancient plants, and preserved insects.Mineral and gemstone collections: Many natural history museums have extensive collections of minerals and gemstones, which showcase the variety and beauty of these natural resources. Exhibits may include rare and valuable stones, as well as informative displays on the geological processes that create them.Biological specimens: Natural history museums also often feature displays of preserved animals and plants, providing visitors with an up-close look at the diversity of life on Earth. These exhibits may include taxidermy specimens, herbarium collections, and interactive displays on ecosystems and biodiversity.Interactive and educational exhibits: In addition to static displays, many natural history museums offer interactive exhibits that engage visitors in hands-on learning. These may include interactive computer displays, touch tanks with live animals, and educational programs for visitors of all ages.Educational Value of Natural History MuseumsNatural history museums are valuable educational resources that provide a wide range of benefits for visitors. These institutions offer opportunities for learning, exploration, and engagement with the natural world, and they play a key role in fostering an appreciation for the environment and a sense of stewardship for the planet.Key educational benefits of natural history museums include:Stimulating curiosity and wonder: Natural history museums provide a unique opportunity for visitors to explore the diversity and complexity of the natural world. Through their exhibits and programs, these museums stimulate curiosity and wonder, inspiring visitors to learn more about the world around them.Providing access to rare and valuable specimens: Many of the specimens displayed in natural history museums are rare, valuable, or difficult to access in the wild. By showcasing these specimens in a public setting, museums provide visitors with the unique opportunity to see and learn about natural treasures from around the world.Supporting science education: Natural history museums play a key role in science education by providing access to real-world examples of scientific concepts and principles. Through their exhibits and programs, these museums promote an understanding of biology, geology, and ecology, and they often offer educational resources for teachers and students. Supporting conservation and environmental stewardship: By showcasing the diversity and beauty of the natural world, natural history museums promote an appreciation for the environment and a sense of stewardship for the planet. These institutions often play a role in conservation efforts and environmental advocacy, inspiring visitors to take action to protect natural resources.In conclusion, natural history museums are important institutions that play a vital role in preserving and exhibiting the diverse elements of the natural world. From their rich history to their educational value, these museums provide a valuable resource for both the public and the scientific community. Whether showcasing ancient fossils or live animals, natural history museums inspire curiosity and wonder, and they promote an understanding of and appreciation for the environment.。
博物馆简介英文作文
博物馆简介英文作文Museum Introduction。
Museums are places where people can learn about history, art, science, and culture. They are important resources for education, research, and entertainment. There are many different types of museums, including art museums, history museums, science museums, and natural history museums.One of the most famous museums in the world is the Louvre Museum in Paris, France. It is home to some of the most famous works of art in history, including the MonaLisa by Leonardo da Vinci. The Louvre Museum is also one of the largest museums in the world, with over 35,000 works of art on display.Another famous museum is the British Museum in London, England. It is home to a vast collection of artifacts from all over the world, including the Rosetta Stone, which helped scholars decipher Egyptian hieroglyphics.In the United States, the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. is a collection of museums and research centers, including the National Museum of American History, the National Air and Space Museum, and the National Museumof Natural History.Museums are not just for adults. Many museums have programs and exhibits designed specifically for children, including interactive exhibits and hands-on activities. Museums can also be great places for school field trips, where students can learn about history, science, and art in a fun and engaging way.In addition to their educational and research functions, museums also play an important role in preserving and showcasing cultural heritage. They provide a space for people to connect with their past and to learn about the traditions and beliefs of other cultures.In conclusion, museums are important institutions that serve many different purposes. They provide education,research, and entertainment, and they help to preserve and showcase cultural heritage. Whether you are interested in art, history, science, or culture, there is a museum out there for you to explore and learn from.。
上海自然历史博物馆Perkins Will
上海自然历史博物馆Perkins+WillJames and Connor Steinkamp来自专筑编辑brick,vigo的报道。
万众期待的上海自然历史博物馆已经在上海正式开放,它由Perkins+Will建筑设计事务所全球设计总监拉尔夫·约翰逊设计。
博物馆面积44517平方米(479180平方英尺),通过展示一万多件来自所有七大洲史前古器物,为游客提供了探索自然世界的机会。
博物馆包括展厅、4D影院、室外展览花园和一个30米高的中庭来欢迎游客,大量的自然光线透过一个引人注目的玻璃墙投射入室内,该墙的灵感来自动植物的细胞结构。
From the architect. The much anticipated Shanghai Natural History Museum, designedbyPerkins+Will’s Global Design Director Ralph Johnson, has opened in Shanghai. The 44,517 square meter (479,180 square foot) museum offers visitors the opportunity to explore the natural world through the display of more than 10,000 artifacts from all seven continents. The building includes exhibit spaces, a 4D theater, an outdoor exhibit garden, and a 30-meter tall atrium that welcomes visitors with an abundance of natural light filtered through a striking glass wall inspired by thecellular structure of plants and animals. James and Connor Steinkamp James and Connor Steinkamp这个国际竞赛的参与者包括了很多世界上著名建筑师, Perkins+Will建筑设计事务所从竞赛中脱颖而出。