Investigatory Grand Jury Reports 1974-75 1975-76
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2. A separate site would give much needed individual identity to the Asian Art Museum. The question of identity is a recurrent one as most people have the de Young and the Asian Art Museum hopelessly inter- twined in their minds. Separate identity is essential to growth and to concentrate support for the Museum.
3. A cohesive, vertically integrated building, devoted solely to the Asian Art Museum would increase the possibility of maintaining security of the collec- tion, both in terms of the mo...vement of individual pieces, and in terms of storage facilities.
In the present site in Golden Gate Park, the need for a separate elevator continues to be of great importance to the safety of the collection.
4. For many years, proponents of a decentralized Mu- seum have yearned for a downtown site, readily available to the business community.
5. The de Young Museum, with which the Asian Art Museum shares facilities in Golden Gate Park, has additional demands for space and could, ultimately, incorporate the unused space into its museum.
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2. A separate site would give much needed individual identity to the Asian Art Museum. The question of identity is a recurrent one as most people have the de Young and the Asian Art Museum hopelessly inter- twined in their minds. Separate identity is essential to growth and to concentrate support for the Museum.
3. A cohesive, vertically integrated building, devoted solely to the Asian Art Museum would increase the possibility of maintaining security of the collec- tion, both in terms of the mo...vement of individual pieces, and in terms of storage facilities.
In the present site in Golden Gate Park, the need for a separate elevator continues to be of great importance to the safety of the collection.
4. For many years, proponents of a decentralized Mu- seum have yearned for a downtown site, readily available to the business community.
5. The de Young Museum, with which the Asian Art Museum shares facilities in Golden Gate Park, has additional demands for space and could, ultimately, incorporate the unused space into its museum.
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