Museum Building

Basic:

A museum building is a type of landmark, display structure, and modern shelter construction.

Documentation:

Comment: A specialization of Landmark, ModernShelterConstruction, and DisplayStructure . Each instance of #$Museum-Structure is a construct used to store and display museum holdings (see MuseumHoldings ). An instance of #$Museum-Structure may be a part of a building, a single building, or a set of buildings. Also, instances of this collection encompass both museaum areas open to the public as well as areas holding the non-displayed holdings as well. See also Museum-Organization for the collection of organizations dedicated to housing displays in these structures.

Structure:

Every museum's physical quarters is some museum building.
Every museum building has some collectable as a physical part.

Size:

Every museum building is between 8 and 100 feet tall.
Every museum building is between 10 and 1000 feet wide.
Every museum building is between 10 and 1000 yards long.
Every museum building has a volume of between 10 and 1000 cubic feet.

Miscellaneous:

Types of museum building include art museum buildings, history museum buildings, and science museum buildings.

Some museum building is located in Stresa, Italy. Every museum building is between 0 and 1000 years old. The location of all displaying museum holdings was some museum building.

Museum buildings typically display museum holdings.

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