Talk:Osaka Maritime Museum
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In the beginning edit
I've spent this evening drawing the sources together for this article and creating the stub. I expect to expand it over the next week or so using the references I've gathered, hence why they're all squashed in at the moment. Please, come and help! Bigger digger (talk) 21:07, 5 May 2009 (UTC)
In the end edit
The museum closed in 2013, and there is a single line in the first section to say so, with a reference (6). However, the description of the contents of the museum was still written in the present tense; this is no longer appropriate so I have changed it all to the past tense. Also added a few words more to explain why it closed. Regards 1.115.8.118 (talk) 16:45, 6 November 2014 (UTC)
Diagram please edit
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I am in the process of developing this article (and trying to get others to help me) but think it would really benefit from a sketch or diagram to explain the site layout - it's quite complicated as there is a dome 15m out of the bay that is connected to land by an underwater tunnel. Something based on one of the following (copyrighted) images would be awesome:
Page 1 of this pdf has a simple layout at the bottom of the page
This book page has a plan and section through the site
The museum website has a 3D view towards the bottom of the page
Fingers crossed someone can help. Thanks, Bigger digger (talk) 22:01, 6 May 2009 (UTC)
Potentially useful links edit
- http://www.erco.com/download/data/30_media/10_lighting_report/037_de_erco_lb66/_ls_preview/seite017.pdf
- http://www.nikon.com/about/feelnikon/light/chap03/sec03.htm
Need to get hold of
- Great glass buildings: 50 modern classics
- By Peter Hyatt, Images Publishing Group
- Edition: illustrated
- Published by Images Publishing, 2004
- ISBN 1864701129, 9781864701128
- 240 pages
Google books doesn't have relevant pages... Bigger digger (talk) 11:18, 9 May 2009 (UTC)