The big challenge was to value the building without taking the focus of it, so I tried to make a park with a path that comes only to the building, as if it were the backyard of the museum.
Inspired by images of squares and park I developed a sketch where large trees surround a path that lead the public to the museum.
For the ambiance I insert trees, benches and light poles around the way, I intend to show a dark climate, but with enough life along the way.

I liked the idea to show both parts of the museum – the old one with arch-shaped windows and the new black box looking one. Encounter of two generations.

The point of view for this challenge is to give the subject more on focus which signifies the importance to its simple geometric forms together with the environment and the second challenge for me here is to enhance the landscape based from the actual condition of the site that this will include the preservation of the site layout. The value of each existing features is the main keys to achieve compelling look. All I wanted is to express the natural feeling of the environment since these are the cores to support the subject.
My ideal interpretation for my composition is to consider the balance of nature and the subject. In photography, wide angle lenses is preferably or the best to create wide shot of the environment and considering leading lines towards the subject followed by tweaking light correctly. Fair sky and daylight is my choice for lighting because, it could give energy of the environment such the foliage, grass and trees. In short, I wanted to create a wide space to emphasize the importance of the environment.
My goal for this project is to give a simple, practical yet realistic look of the scene.