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"Skripsi ini membahas mengenai adaptive reuse museum sebagai sebuah strategi konservasi bangunan cagar budaya yang menekankan pada intervensi bangunan menyesuaikan konteks masa kini. Sebagaimana museum identik akan koleksi peninggalan bersejarah serta bangunan cagar budaya yang memiliki nilai sejarah akan dihadapkan dengan elemen masa kini sebagai tindakan adaptive reuse. Intervensi tersebut menghasilkan juxtaposition atau kekontrasan antara bangunan lama dengan elemen ataupun bangunan baru. Terlepas dari adanya kontras, suatu proses adaptive reuse akan dinilai berhasil ketika keduanya menciptakan keharmonisan dan menyatu antara satu sama lain. Didukung dengan teori Shearing Layers oleh Stewart Brand, Old Buildings/ New Forms milik Francois Bollack, serta Harmony in Juxtaposition dari Carmona, Rogers, dan Tiesdell, skripsi ini akan mengupas secara tuntas pembahasan tersebut lewat melihat dua contoh studi kasus yakni, The British Museum dan Dresden Military History Museum untuk melihat bagaimana sebuah proses adaptive reuse museum bekerja dan bagaimana juxtaposition tersebut diciptakan serta pengaruhnya terhadap bangunan maupun sekitarnya.

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This thesis discusses adaptive reuse of museums as a conservation strategy for cultural heritage buildings, emphasizing interventions that adapt buildings to contemporary contexts. Museums typically house historical collections and cultural heritage buildings with historical value, which face contemporary elements through adaptive reuse actions. Such interventions create juxtaposition or contrast between old buildings and new elements or structures. Despite these contrasts, a successful adaptive reuse process is evaluated when they harmoniously blend together. Supported by theories such as Stewart Brand's Shearing Layers, Francois Bollack's "Old Buildings/New Forms," and Carmona, Rogers, and Tiesdell's "Harmony in Juxtaposition," this thesis thoroughly examines these topics through two case studies: The British Museum and the Dresden Military History Museum. These case studies explore how the adaptive reuse process operates and how such juxtaposition influences the buildings and their surroundings."

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