The layout and characteristics of the structural levels of the design work (a case study of the Iraqi Museum Hall)

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  • Assistant Lecturer: Jassim Mohammad Faris Rahman الجامعة التقنية الوسطى / كلية الفنون التطبيقية

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Summary

Addressing the topic of museums is a vital and important topic due to the intellectual, cultural and economic aspects it provides to the country. Given that this edifice represents a point of attraction for the world, the design must embody a specific idea through organizing and coordinating its structural levels mixed with creativity with a content that expresses the civilization and heritage of the country. Accordingly, the researcher presented the topic of his research entitled “Symmetry Content that expresses the civilization and heritage of the country, and accordingly the researcher presented the subject of his research entitled “The System and Characteristics of the Structural Levels of the Design Work (A Case Study of the Iraqi Museum Hall)”, and the methodological framework included defining the research problem with the following question: What does the system and characteristics of the structural levels of the design work depend on - the Iraqi Museum Hall in Baghdad (as a model)?.” While the importance of the research lies in its highlighting of the study of design patterns as well as the study of the characteristics of the structural levels of design work, relying on the importance of studying design systems that express the specificity and identity of the country. While it aims to reveal the researcher's study of the pattern and characteristics of the structural levels of the design work of the hall of the Iraqi Museum in Baghdad (as a model). The research study also included the theoretical framework axes as well as the research procedures represented by the research methodology based on the descriptive analytical approach (case study). Finally, the research study included extracting the most important results, conclusions, recommendations and future proposals.

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2026-04-30

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Research Articles