Exhibit Fabrication

We’ve worked with museums long enough to know that every great exhibit is the sum of many parts. We take care of them all.

Your visitors expect a comfortable, stress-free visit. They want every object to be beautifully displayed, information to be perfectly presented, and technology to help them along their journey. And those visitor preoccupations aren’t the only demands on your attention. Safety, security and sustainability are all high on your agenda too.

We look at a museum as a 360-degree experience, and everything within that as very much our business. In over 70 years of working in museums, Goppion has also been called upon to organize and execute the full scope of gallery fit-outs. Exhibit fabrication includes the planning, construction and installation of exhibition components, furnishings, and custom display solutions of the highest quality; thereby ensuring the consistent quality of all physical aspects of the exhibition, as well as storytelling capacity, and immersive feel. Our emphasis on conservation underpins these efforts with careful attention to the materials chosen so as to maintain the optimum ambient environment for the objects on display.

Walls, partitions, headers

The walls in an exhibition have to do so many things—they define and secure a space, provide a backdrop for graphics and artifacts, and even have to look good too.

Platforms, bases, tables

Sometimes it’s not about security, safety, or special conservation measures, but simply about giving objects a home. We still want everything to be just right.

Protective barriers

How can you give visitors the full experience while making sure they don’t get too close? A protective barrier often strikes the perfect balance.

Physical and multimedia interactives, immersive exhibit components

Integrating new and emerging technologies into your museum isn’t always easy.

Benches and seating

Somewhere to sit, pause and reflect should be part of every museum experience.

Retrofitting existing cases

There are so many different reasons for a retrofit, and as many different ways of going about one.

Object Mounts and Display Cradles

Introducing a mount into a display case isn’t something we do lightly. It will be as carefully engineered as everything else we create.

Graphics

When we turn our mind to graphics, we start with a blank slate—and many questions.

The Goppion Museum Exhibition Fabrication catalogue is available upon request.

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