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Case Study Checklist for Living Museum of Malabar

Category Checklist Items Data Notes


Basic - Name of Case Study
Informati
on - Location

- Site Area

- Year of Establishment

- Architect/Designer

- Ownership/
Management

- Objective of the Project

Area Good Poor


cond. cond.

Site - Connectivity to main


Context roads and public
transportation

- Surrounding context
(natural features,
buildings, residential
areas)

- Site topography and


climate response

- Vegetation and water


bodies within the site

Zoning - Entry and exit points


and
Spatial
Organiza - Spatial layout (public,
tion semi-public, and private
spaces)

- Circulation patterns
(pedestrian and vehicular
pathways)
- Placement of galleries,
workshops, performance
areas, and recreational
spaces

- Hierarchy of spaces
(courtyards, focal points,
nodes, and transitions)

Function - Museum/Exhibition
s and Spaces
Facilities
- Static and dynamic
displays

- Display techniques
(lighting, materials, story-
telling elements)

- Workshops and
Demonstration Spaces

- Artisans’ workspaces

- Live demonstration areas


(arts, crafts, etc.)

- Cultural and Recreational


Facilities

- Performance spaces
(amphitheatre, open-air
stages)

- Event venues for


festivals, workshops, and
community gatherings

- Commercial Facilities

- Curio shops, arts & crafts


stalls, food courts

- Public Amenities

- Seating areas, restrooms,


cloakrooms, water points
- Signage and information
boards

- Administrative Spaces

- Offices, storage rooms,


workshops for exhibit
preparation

Architect - Built Form and Design


ural
Features - Architectural style
(traditional, vernacular,
contemporary)

- Influence of local
culture and heritage

- Use of courtyards, open


spaces, and verandahs

- Materials and
Construction Techniques

- Traditional materials
(timber, laterite, clay tiles,
etc.)

- Modern adaptations

- Structural Systems

- Roof design (sloping,


tiled, thatched)

- Columns, beams, and


other structural elements

- Aesthetic Details

- Murals, sculptures,
decorative elements

- Integration of traditional
arts and crafts

Environ - Integration with nature


mental (landscape design, water
Aspects features)
- Use of natural light and
ventilation

- Sustainable practices
(rainwater harvesting,
energy-efficient lighting)

- Site response to climate


and topography

User - Movement and flow of


Experien visitors (ease of
ce navigation)

- Accessibility (universal
design and barrier-free
design)

- Engagement with exhibits


(interactive displays, live
demonstrations)

- Seating/rest zones for


visitors

Cultural - Representation of local


Integrati art forms, crafts, and
on traditions

- Promotion of community
participation and artisans’
livelihoods

- Programs/events
showcasing intangible
cultural heritage
(performances,
workshops)

Maintena - Upkeep of built and


nce and natural elements
Manage
ment - Security and surveillance
systems

- Management of spaces
during events and festivals
Services
Category Checklist Items Data Good Poor Notes
cond. cond.
Visitor - Ticket counters and entry
Services management

- Information desk or help


center

- Guided tours and audio


guides availability

- Signage and wayfinding


systems

- Cloakroom and storage


facilities

- Seating/resting areas for


visitors

- Accessibility for
differently-abled (ramps,
lifts, etc.)

- Restrooms and water


points

Commerc - Cafeteria or food courts


ial
Services - Souvenir or gift shops

- Arts and crafts shops for


traditional items

- Pop-up stalls for cultural


exhibitions

Educatio - Lecture halls or


nal classrooms
Services
- Demonstration areas
(artisans, craftspeople)

- Workshops and hands-on


learning spaces

- Libraries or archival
spaces for research
Cultural - Open-air theatre or
and amphitheater for
Recreatio performances
nal
- Community gathering
Services
spaces (for
events/festivals)

- Spaces for live


demonstrations (arts,
music, dance)

- Children’s play areas or


activity zones

Maintena - Surveillance and security


nce and systems (CCTV, guards)
Safety
Services - Fire safety and
emergency evacuation
systems

- Regular maintenance of
built and open spaces

- Waste management and


recycling facilities

- Parking and vehicular


management services

Section Aspects
Category Checklist Items Data Good Poor Notes
cond. cond.
Function - Division of public, semi-
al Zoning public, and private spaces

- Integration of service
areas without disturbing
visitor flow

- Location of entry/exit
points in sections

Spatial - Placement of key spaces


Hierarch (museums, galleries,
y workshops)
- Transitions between
indoor and outdoor spaces

- Hierarchical arrangement
of open spaces
(courtyards, plazas)

Circulati - Pedestrian pathways and


on vehicular access
Patterns
- Nodes and intersections
for gathering or seating

- Design of ramps,
staircases, and lifts
(universal access)

Visual - Views and vistas within


and sections
Physical
Connecti - Integration of traditional
design elements
vity
- Connectivity between
galleries, workshops, and
recreational zones

Structura - Use of
l and traditional/vernacular
Material construction materials
Aspects
- Structural systems (walls,
roofs, and columns)

- Roof types (sloping,


thatched, tiled, etc.)

Environ - Natural light and


mental ventilation in section
Consider design
ations
- Use of courtyards for
passive cooling

- Landscape elements
(trees, water bodies)
within sections
Key - Strengths and
Takeawa weaknesses of the case
ys study

- Applicability of design
principles to the Living
Museum of Malabar

- Unique features and ideas


to incorporate into your
design
Site Visit Checklist - Living Museum of Malabar
Category Items to Check Remarks
Site Location Verify site accessibility
(roads, landmarks)
Proximity to public
transport hubs
Adjacent land uses and
surroundings
Site Dimensions Measure site area,
boundaries, and topography
Climate and Environment Note wind direction and
temperature range
Sun path and natural light
conditions
Soil quality and water table
levels
Vegetation Identify existing trees,
plants, or landscaping
Environmental concerns
(e.g., protected species)
Utilities Check existing water supply
and drainage systems
Availability of electricity
and waste management
Cultural Context Identify heritage structures
or nearby landmarks
Local architectural styles,
materials, and aesthetics
Noise and Pollution Note noise levels from
surroundings (traffic,
industries)
Presence of air or water
pollution
Site Photos Capture key site features
(landscape, access points)
Observations Any challenges or unique
opportunities

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