Kyoto North Galleries — Exhibition Studio

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Dimensions & assumptions

Based on the supplied Kyoto City KYOCERA Museum of Art 1F North Exhibition Room drawings, pages 3–10 and finish schedule page 16. Dimensions below are metres.

Room	Width × depth	Height
101	7.926 × 26.685	3.720
102	14.890 × 7.911	3.730
103	14.915 × 7.911	3.740
104	7.926 × 23.130	3.500
105a	9.497 × 7.931	3.720
105b	9.497 × 7.931	3.730

75 mm oak flooring, neutral painted walls, and a simplified 300 mm ceiling grid in Room 104 follow the finish schedule. Room 103 has a local 3725 mm note; 3740 mm is used as its main ceiling height.

Doorways are shown open for exhibition circulation. Fire-door and shutter openings are excluded from hanging surfaces. Do not obstruct them in an actual installation.

Assumed: wall thickness 24 cm; passage offsets traced from the plan; most door heads 320 cm; simplified ceiling profiles, lighting and door trim. The north hall uses the written column spacing and an approximate envelope; column diameter is estimated. Photo-inspired oak variation, dark wood skirting and door surrounds, and shallow ceiling profiles reference the museum’s South / North Wing interior photographs (photography: Takeshi Raida). These photos are not labelled by room. Their finishes are visual references, not confirmation of each room’s details; the drawing heights and Room 104’s N90 ceiling specification take precedence over the dark grid ceiling shown in some photographs.

The Light Hall, toilets, stairs, staff rooms and plant room are outside the editable exhibition model. External and courtyard doors are shown closed. This is a planning model, not a measured construction or safety assessment.

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Room 101 / eye level 165 cm

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