The Louvre Museum is the largest art museum in the world in terms of size. Photos: Canva
A museum's core purpose is to collect, store, preserve and display significant historical objects as a form of evidence of our past.
Lessons of our past could be told through exhibitions of tangible and intangible heritage items. Even in the digital world, understanding our past prepares us for a better future.
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The Louvre Museum is the largest art museum in the world in terms of size. Photos: Canva
To define the entry point to the underground space, a pyramid-shaped glass roof was designed to house the arrival foyer of the Louvre Museum. Photo: Tan Bee Eu
The Louvre Museum houses over 380,000 objects and approximately 35,000 works of art. Photo: Tan Bee Eu
A well-designed and well-curated museum still has the power to transform and shape our society. Photo: Tan Bee Eu
The Mona Lisa (left) is one of the many paintings displayed at the museum. Photo: Tan Bee Eu
An entirely new underground floor was created below the existing courtyard of the Louvre Museum.
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