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This prize is conferred on a museum which shows an exceptional commitment to addressing issues of sustainability and environmental health. This is reflected in its collecting, documentation, displays and public programming as well as in the management of its own social, financial and physical resources.

This entire project has truly been an amazing journey and would not have been possible without the close and dedicated collaboration of all teams involved!

We have been shortlisted for the 'Innovator of the Year' award with our oxygen-free showcases at Museum Kaap Skil and are looking forward to tonights' Museums + Heritage Awards.

Meyvaert contributed 31 custom glass hoods to the permanent exhibition called ‘De Oranjes’, showcasing numerous historical objects that tell the story of the reigning house of the Netherlands 'De Oranjes'.

On Tuesday March 28th, Sophie Odic and Albéric Moreels will be joined by Marion Rivolier, Project Manager at Les Crayons, to host our workshop on 'Low tech & smart innovation, pour une muséographie éco-responsable & désirable' from 4:15 pm until 5 pm.

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Three Meyvaert Infinity showcases were connected to each other to create one wide display volume, whilst offering a safe and secure environment for a unique collection, that formed part of this fascinating exhibition.

Meyvaert has a sentimental attachment to this project. We are proud to have refurbished this historic museum for the third time.

As you can see, our entire team had a blast and is super motivated to push our technological expertise and collaborative development skills even further this year.

The multimedia exhibition features more than 200 objects, including Prince’s Guitar, Ali’s Boxing Robe and the Ruby Slippers, in a unique setting taking the visitors on an extraordinary journey through American pop culture history.

Meyvaert provided 2 modular Infinity showcases to this distinctive collection.

Meyvaert contributed 6 freestanding cases and 18 wall cases to the "The Story of Hong Kong Coastal Defence" exhibition.

After almost four centuries on the seabed and years of research, they are now back on Texel (North Holland): The Dress, The Sunken Wedding Dress and other spectacular finds from the Palmwood Wreck.

Meyvaert is very pleased to have equipped the "Château des Ducs de Bretagne" with the INFINITY range of modular display cases.

Meyvaert created a complete layout for the new museum, including custom-made showcases, pedestals, platforms, columns and stained glass windows.

Last Friday, National Air & Space Museum (NASM) reopened its revamped west wing in Washington, finalising the first phase of an extensive 7 years renovation project.

Two Meyvaert INFINITY showcases display ornaments that were very dear to the artist in the Palais Galliera, musée de la Mode de la Ville de Paris.

This Saturday, September 24th, 2022, the Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp (KMSKA) reopens its doors to the general public for the first time in 11 years.

After being postponed due to the pandemic, the renovated museum is now finally open to bring its collection to light. Meyvaert provided 67 display cases to help make this happen.

The LUGDUNUM - Museum and Theaters of Lyon lies on the slopes of the Fourvière hill. Known for its theater and its odeon, classified as UNESCO World Heritage, this historic complex offers a fascinating journey through time.

The restoration of the Château Perrier into the Museum of Champagne wine and regional archaeology is complete. We are proud to have taken part in this magnificent project. Meyvaert provided 109  plinths and display cases for this remarkable museum.

Meyvaert is looking forward to finally meeting you again at SITEM, from September 14 to 16, 2021 at the Carrousel du Louvre.

To commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Britain, Hillingdon Council worked closely with the Polish Air Force Memorial Committee to create a brand-new permanent display that highlights the vital role of the Polish Air Force during the Second World War.

The renovation work on St Bavo's Cathedral of Ghent have been completed. Now you can come and admire the restored panels of the Ghent Altarpiece in a brand new display case in the visitor centre.

Transcending time and space, the Judicial Heritage Gallery presents the story of the Singapore Judiciary, showcasing significant milestones and moments in Singapore’s judicial heritage. Visitors can look forward to a multi-dimensional and multi-media experience, walking through moments in Singapore’s legal heritage, whilst surrounded by scenes from social history.

The National Museum of the United States Army in Fort Belvoir, Virginia, is the first National Museum to capture, display and interpret over 245 years of Army history. The objectives of the museum are to honor America's soldiers, preserve Army history, and educate the public about the Army's role in American history.

“Fantastic beasts and where to find them” is a fantasy film based on the book of J.K. Rowling. The film is a spin-off to the Harry Potter film series. Fantastic Beasts: The Wonder of Nature is an exhibition at the Natural History Museum of London in collaboration with the BBC Studios Natural History Unit and Warner Bros. Discover the magical creatures of J.K. Rowling’s Wizarding World !

DIVA, the Antwerp museum for diamonds, jewellery and silver, presents the online exhibition The Jeweller’s Art: revolutionary jewellery from the 1960s and 70s. The jewellery on show derives from an important private collection, put together over the years by Kimberly Klosterman from Cincinnati in the United States. 

In 2020 STAM the City Museum of Gent, celebrates its tenth anniversary. The galleries and permanent exhibition telling "The story of Ghent" have now been refreshed: the counter, the shop, the pub and several other rooms were given a facelift. But also the masterpiece of the exhibition was renewed: the illuminated glass floor of 304m² !

Following five years of development and €105 million of investment, World of Wine is the new cultural centre of  the 55000 m² district of Porto. With six museums, nine restaurants, bars and cafés, shops, event spaces and even a wine school, WOW pays homage to the city of Porto and tells the story of some of the most important Portuguese industries and traditions. The central square is the ideal setting to marvel at the panoramic views over the historic city of Porto and the Douro River.

We are delighted to announce that we have successfully moved into our new building. Thanks to meticulous preparation and good teamwork, the move went off without a hitch and our customers were not inconvenienced in any way.

On February 27th, HRH Crown Prince Haakon of Norway opened the new permanent exhibition Opplyst in the National Library of Norway in Oslo.

For a temporary exhibition about culinary history, the Tennessee State Museum needed display cases that they could set up themselves. Can you spot our Infinity cases in this news report?

When the new CEO of the National Railway Company of Belgium discovered four paintings by Delvaux in her office, she wanted them to be on display to the public. The evident location was Train World, where we supplied a safe, accessible and aesthetic solution to exhibit the works.

In September 2019 a new gallery opened in the Musée d'Orsay.  We supplied the display cases for works by the world's most famous postimpressionists.

After a year long overhaul, the Eisenhower Presidential Libary and Museum reopened, offering visitors a fresh perspective on the legacy of the 34th president of the United States. Read more to learn how we contributed to the new exhibits.

What does Queen Victoria's diary have in common with the launch controls of the Russian nuclear arsenal?

Both are remarkable exhibits displayed in a Meyvaert showcase. We are continuously updating our References. Not only with recent projects but also with notable historic references. So make sure to come back and see what else you can discover.

St Fagans have been awarded the prestigious Museum of the year prize. We are very proud to have been partners in this project.

Saturday May 25th, against the symbolic backdrop of the European elections, the annual European Museum of the Year Awards ceremony was held in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. We are happy to  see that several Meyvaert projects were also among the winners. 

75 years ago, 160 000 Allied troops landed on the beaches of Normandy. We are honoured to have worked with the American Cemetery Visitor Center to best present, preserve and protect their memories.

The Normandy American Cemetery reopened in June 2019, in time for this anniversary which was attended by the President. 

Abu Dhabi's Presidential Palace is the Emirates' newest tourist hotspot. Since March 2019 the Palace is also open to the public.

Dazzling displays of opulence and lavish decorations leave visitors in awe, and we also had a role to play...

The Tacoma Art Museum wanted to put a donated collection of glass art in the spotlight. The gallery's large windows provide the best opportunity to admire many of the exquisite artefacts in natural light.

The TAM chose the Infinity to securely display over 350 objects.

In October the museum's bold new vision will materialize as it reopens in a new facility in Nashville. It will be home to vast collections of artefacts in various permanent exhibitions. The museum was designed to maximize the visitor's engagement with the state's turbulent past. The galleries are designed for visitors to experience Tennessee's history as if they were walking through the different eras.

As of June 2018, the original diaries of Anne Frank will be kept in brand new, state of the art display cases. The Anne Frank House had them built to preserve the fragile paper in a stable and cool environment.
Article by Bart Ankersmit

Meyvaert is Production Company of the Year, awarded by UNIZO (the Union of Self-Employed Entrepreneurs), in recognition of our sustainability, innovation and strategic vision for the future.
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