Museum exhibit display case
Museum exhibit display case may appear in an Lots of museums, display their collection in public spaces to tell stories and share information.to enable visitors to enjoy them.
Museum exhibit freestanding case
This slide-pivot exhibit freestanding case looks normal when it’s closed. The exciting part comes with the opening process. High precision heavy load hinges are customized to give the glass door an oval opening trajectory. This compact movement arc of the glass door not only reduces open space needed for pivoting, but also decreases vibrations caused by swinging. Opened glass door is folded along side wall of the case, leaving 100% opening for exhibits handling. This again reveals our constant pursuit in opening access innovations.
It is hard to imagine how this automatic panoramic table cases contains motor driving mechanism and microclimate control system in that slender figure. Looking from the front, a crystal-clear glass cover sits firmly on a thin frame bent from a whole piece of steel sheet. The frame blends perfectly into the background, creating an illusion that the glass case is floating in the air. This little visual trick is just a glimpse of our design concept of combining aesthetics with innovation.
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Potala Palace
Abstract On April 26, 2017, Relicase completed the showcase project for the Treasure Hall of the Potala Palace in Tibet. The Collections Hall spans three floors and is divided into two major sections, showcasing a total of 273 individual artifacts and replicas, as well as 155 sets of artifacts (or 159 sets, including 147 sets…
Porcelain Tower of Nanjing
Abstract The Porcelain Tower of Nanjing, named and constructed by Emperor Yongle of the Ming Dynasty to honor his parents’ boundless love and virtue, stands as a symbol of filial piety. Celebrated in Du Mu’s poetic lines, “Four hundred and eighty temples of the Southern Dynasties, how many pavilions linger in the mist and rain,”…
The basic guide to Museum Showcase Glass
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How to Design Lighting for Museum Display Cases
Museum display cases are freestanding, touchable structures. To comply with engineering safety standards, the lighting inside these cases should operate on low-voltage input. Relicase, in line with national standards, ensures the display cases they manufacture meet the following specifications: 1. Protective or isolating measures must be in place between the lighting fixtures and the display…
Display Case Project Research: French Pavilion Shanghai Expo 2010
Project Introduction Architect: Jacques Ferrier Architectures Scenography Engineering: Scenos-associes Vitrines Design: Scenos-associes Vitrines Fabricate & Installation: Relicase Originally constructed as a train station for the 1900 World Fair, the Musée d’Orsay is situated in Paris on the left bank of the Seine River. It has served as a hotel, auction house, and post office for…