Trophy Showcase for FIFA 2023 Women’s World Cup Final
European Museum Technology engineered an 80-kilogram automated cylindrical glass showcase featuring integrated lifting actuators for the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup Trophy in Sydney.
Oversized Environmental Showcase Engineering for The Yirrkala Church Panels
European Museum Technology engineered and fabricated two oversized protective showcases to safeguard the historic 1962–63 Yirrkala Church Panels at the Buku-Larrŋgay Mulka Art Centre against severe environmental conditions in the Northern Territory.
Museum Showcase Refurbishing for National Gallery of Australia
European Museum Technology partnered with the National Gallery of Australia to refurbish existing museum showcases, integrating large glass panel doors articulated by Manfred Frank concealed hinges to preserve and display Australia’s national art collection.
Monumental Showcase Engineering for Hidai Nankoku’s Work
To house Hidai Nankoku’s monumental ink painting Work, European Museum Technology engineered and fabricated a custom 4.63-metre-high display showcase for M+ Museum, incorporating non-reflective glass panels weighing over 300 kilograms each.
Display Case Humidity Control for State Library of New South Wales
European Museum Technology fabricated a series of display cases for the State Library of New South Wales in 2018, concealing miniClima humidity control units within the plinths to hold a stable, dry microclimate around sensitive metal objects.
Museum Humidity Control for Rotating Showcases
European Museum Technology fitted miniClima humidity control units to seven rotating showcases at the Old Quad, the University of Melbourne’s oldest building. Each unit holds a steady relative humidity around ancient ceramics and organic artefacts, and EMT continues to service and recalibrate them.