1. Exhibit Fabrication

Graphics

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

We want to know the full story: the types of objects you’re displaying, the relationships between them, the ways in which they’ll be arranged and viewed, the wider context, and your deeper objectives.

Only then are we ready to develop the graphics into a design that feels just right—one that will soon become an integral, essential element of the story you’re telling.

Musée Champolion, Figeac, France

Bibliothèque nationale de France, 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.

Physical and multimedia interactives, immersive exhibit components

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

The Goppion Museum Exhibition Fabrication catalogue is available upon request.

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