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Museum exhibit display cases typically feature advanced security features and environmental controls.

Johns Hopkin’s Gilman Hall Display Cases

The Johns Hopkins Archaeological Museum at Gilman Hall was once again the focus of an article. Helmut Guenschel Inc. is proud to have had the opportunity to provide the display solutions that define the space of this museum. As the article by Catherine P. Foster from the ASOR at the Boston University points out, a thousand fiber optic fixtures provide the light for the 650 artifacts on display. Please read more from the article by following the link below to find out more about this fine Johns Hopkins facility and the conservation quality display cases that help define the space within. Included below are some pictures from the article.

: Gilman Hall Viewall Freestanding Case

: Gilman Hall Viewall Display Cases

: Gilman Hall Viewall Display Cases

: Gilman Hall Storage Drawers

Credit for the article and pictures seen here go to the fine folks at ASOR at the Boston University and the author Catherine P. Foster. Original article can be found here.

Denver Museum of Nature and Science

What do you do when you need to get two bodies on display along with a big rock? You call the display solution experts at Helmut Guenschel, Inc. and they fabricate and install a disappearing case that puts all of the focus on your exhibit. We specialize in custom display cases built to fit your specifications. Check out the abs on that guy!

You can watch a video of the case assembly and exhibit installation below thanks to the good folks at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science.

Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art

Helmut Guenschel, Inc. has recently completed supplying six Viewall Fronts that were installed at the new Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. We are all proud to have been able to play a role in this fine new museum.