B-Class

The B Class represents the technological evolution of the traditional glass box display case—historically conceived as a glass box placed around an object. These cases reach exceptionally high formal and performative standards: designed to virtually disappear from view, they conceal a sophisticated level of technology to ensure optimal conservation, security, and display performance.

  1. Display Cases

Bv1

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Museum of Fine Arts – Art of the Americas

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Bv2

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Nelson Atkins Museum of Art – Scroll Case

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Bv3

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Art Institute of Chicago – Jaharis Galleries of Greek, Roman, and Byzantine Art

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Bv4

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Museo dell'Opera del Duomo – Pisa

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Bv5

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Cooper Hewitt Design Museum – Smithsonian Museums

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Bv6

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Victoria & Albert Museum – British Galleries

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Bv7

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Musée du Louvre – Arts de l'Islam

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Bv8

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Musée du Louvre – Arts de l'Islam

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Bh1

Bh2

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Museo dell'Opera del Duomo – Pisa

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Bh3

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Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture

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Bh4

Bh5

Bh6

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Samuel and Saidye Bronfman

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Bh7

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The Bodleian Libraries – The Weston Library

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Bre - Ready-engineered display cases

Small- and medium-sized horizontal display cases; standardized dimensions, low customization and high airtightness.

Bre1

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Museum of Fine Arts – Art of the Americas

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Bre2

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Bre2 – Freestanding modular horizontal display case

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Bre3