Showcase Engineering & Environmental Control for Robert Menzies Institute

European Museum Technology engineered and manufactured library and museum showcases for the Robert Menzies Institute in Melbourne, integrating environmental controls and security systems to safeguard historical paper, metal, and personal artefacts.
Modular Showcase System Engineering for Old Quad Museum

European Museum Technology designed and fabricated seven modular display showcases for the Old Quad Museum at the University of Melbourne, engineered for continuous rotation, transport, and active microclimate preservation across temporary exhibition cycles.
Showcase Audit & Refurbishment Engineering | Melbourne Museum

European Museum Technology audited, updated, and refurbished a wide range of display showcases for Melbourne Museum, updating existing enclosure infrastructure in preparation for a new exhibition.
Document Display Unit Engineering & Remote Installation for M+ Museum

European Museum Technology engineered and fabricated visual art and document display units in Melbourne, completing final installation at M+ Museum in Hong Kong via remote protocols and video conferencing during international travel restrictions.
Monolithic Showcase Engineering | MONA Wunderkammer

European Museum Technology engineered and installed bespoke monolithic Wunderkammer showcases for the Museum of Old and New Art in Hobart, combining unconventional materials with structural precision.
Custom Dual Showcase Engineering of The Pausiris Gallery

European Museum Technology engineered two custom display cabinets for the Pausiris Gallery at the Museum of Old and New Art in Hobart, housing the ancient Pausiris mummy alongside a synchronised digital interpretation.
Museum Showcase Air Exchange Testing | Quality Assurance & Environmental Control

European Museum Technology conducts air exchange testing and gasket integration across display showcases in Melbourne, verifying air exchange rates remain below 10% over 24 hours to protect artefacts from atmospheric contamination.
Public Art Engineering and Fabrication for SoftTime 2024

European Museum Technology partnered with artist Natasha Johns-Messenger and Blue Bottle to prototype, fabricate, and install a six-metre illuminated public timepiece at Monash University in Melbourne.
High-Security Travel & Exhibition Case for Early Mona Lisa

European Museum Technology engineered a lightweight, GPS-tracked transit case with atmospheric pressure control alongside a demountable, bulletproof exhibition showcase for Leonardo da Vinci’s Early Mona Lisa.
Free-standing Museum Display Case for M+ Museum

Custom-built at EMT’s Braeside facility and reassembled at M+ Museum in Hong Kong, this 766-kilogram free-standing display case combines frameless architectural glass, electrical locking, and passive microclimate control for period artefacts.