Architectural museums are specialized institutions that focus on the study, preservation, and exhibition of architecture and design. They showcase various aspects of architecture, including historical buildings, modern designs, and influential architects. These museums often feature models, drawings, photographs, and multimedia presentations to educate the public about architectural history and theory. Many architectural museums also host temporary exhibitions, workshops, and lectures to engage visitors. They may collaborate with universities and professional organizations to promote research and innovation in the field. Notable examples include the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Canadian Centre for Architecture in Montreal.