1. Exhibit Fabrication

Physical and multimedia interactives, immersive exhibit components

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

You don’t want to take the spotlight away from the exhibits themselves, compromise other aspects of the installation, or allow one visitor’s rich experience to disturb the peaceful experience of another.

But there’s great satisfaction in giving visitors ways of exploring an exhibition emotionally, intellectually and physically, and it’s a challenge we wholeheartedly embrace.

We’ve helped create amazing spaces for hands-on, immersive and multi-sensory interactive experiences, and we’re looking forward to what the future—and even better technologies—will bring.

Musée Arlaten, Arles, France

bibliothèque nationale de France - Richelieu, Paris, France

Exhibit furnishings

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.

Benches and seating

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