Research on Space Design to Improve Visitor Comfort : Focused on the Design of Science and Technology Museum

This paper presents a comprehensive study of the spatial design of science and technology museums, with an objective to enhance visitor comfort and experience. Employing comparative case study methodology, the study analyses the spatial layout of prominent technology museums across South Korea, the United States, China, Britain, and Japan. The research investigates how improved signage orientation, multimedia services, and accessible design can enhance visitor experience.A detailed exploration of exhibition methods and interactive experiences is also conducted. The research underscores how leveraging modern technology can bolster visitor engagement and learning experience. The paper also emphasizes the importance of thoughtfully selecting exhibits that cater to visitor needs and interests, offering a strategic approach towards exhibit selection.The case studies provide insightful revelations about the unique spatial layout, interactive experience, and exhibit selection of museums around the world, demonstrating diverse design methodologies that contribute to visitor comfort and engagement. The findings depict that the integration of these elements significantly enriches the educational value of the museums, while aligning with their practical applications.The study offers valuable insights and practical guidance for the design of technology museums, contributing to improving visitor comfort in public spaces. The conclusions drawn highlight the crucial role of strategic spatial design in enhancing visitor experience, thereby reinforcing the relevance and significance of science and technology museums in public education.