Özet:

The exhibition spaces, which are the most important spaces of the museums, should be able to respond to the purpose of the visitors. Nowadays, lighting in these spaces, which are also designed to increase the visual effect, is extremely important in terms of the correct perception of the works to be exhibited and the minimization of deteriorations that may occur over time. Therefore, depending on the design features of these spaces and the desired effect, lighting applications of appropriate quantity and quality should be made. With the pleasure that will develop depending on the visitor's perception of the exhibition, the desire to spend more time in the space and to be in the space again will gain continuity. From this point of view -within the framework of visual comfort conditions that will support museums to fulfill their preservation, exhibition and educational functions in the best way- the Ottoman Bank Museum, the temporary-permanent exhibition spaces within the SALT Galata and the 'Open Archive' are examined in accordance with the case study model.

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