T Trowulan is recognized as the historical center of the majapahit kingdom, containing archaeological remains, cultural traditions, and a living historical landscape that continues to shape the daily life of local communities. the area holds significant potential as a national center for education, research, and cultural tourism. however, the existing museum facilities and spatial arrangements have not yet been able to fully represent the historical narrative of majapahit, either in terms of spatial storytelling, collection management, or visitor experience. furthermore, the presence of archaeological layers that remain buried requires a careful, adaptive, and conservation-oriented design approach.this study aims to formulate a design concept for the new majapahit museum that integrates cultural heritage preservation with educational and inclusive public functions through a spatial narrative approach: uncover the past, understand the present, shape the future. the research employs a descriptive qualitative method, including literature review, site context analysis, museum typology studies, and precedent analysis. the results indicate that the proposed museum must adopt a minimal-intervention strategy on the archaeological site, strengthen the experiential sequence of spatial narration, and empower local communities through cultural and creative economy activities. thus, the museum is envisioned not merely as a repository of artifacts, but as a living cultural environment that connects history, contemporary society, and future development of the trowulan area.