| Summary: | 碩士 === 南華大學 === 管理科學研究所 === 92 === The design for exhibiting statues in an exhibition area comes from the designer’s experience, but such design has no simple criterion to be followed. Our model, Depolying Statues (DSs) model, not only applies the fractal dimension to measure the spatial complexity as its objective, but also considers the traffic flow zone, the number of statues, the average diameter of a statue, and the minimum allowable distance of adjacent statues to deploy the spatial configuration in an exhibition area. The minimal complexity (fractal dimension) is mainly focused because exhibiting designers deem that the spatial simplicity leads to comfortable visions for visitors. In fact, this paper submits an applicable aspect of fractals, and a computerized tool written in Fortran program to perform the spatial arrangement of statues in an exhibition area is provided. A case study through visual reality design for exhibiting Mercy Buddha in Hosanna Museum at Chiayi Taiwan is followed. This study indeed contributes a valuable tool in conducting the pre-stage of thinking process for exhibiting designers to design their exhibitions.
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