Civic and Archaeological Museum of Remedello

These custom-made, multifunctional furnishings were placed along the longitudinal walls of the room and follow the outline of the frescoes, thus enhancing the dialogue between the archaeological collection and the decorative cycle of the Discipline.

Five structures with elusive, irregular and asymmetrical shapes have been placed in the center of the large hall. They consist of a vertical panel with one side made of gray-colored mdf, a material side (the material is different depending on the historical era, so as to make them easily recognizable) and a prism-triangular-shaped glass case, which in turn contains a bottom-lit material base on which the most evocative object of the relevant historical era is displayed.  A radical renovation also involved the visit supports made by adapting to ministerial guidelines and current museum standards including height appropriate even for children. The contents have been hierarchized and characterized by an informative mold, with extensive use of techniques proper to storytelling, in order to involve the broadest categories of the public.  (ph. Roland Halbe)

These custom-made, multifunctional furnishings were placed along the longitudinal walls of the room and follow the outline of the frescoes, thus enhancing the dialogue between the archaeological collection and the decorative cycle of the Discipline.

Five structures with elusive, irregular and asymmetrical shapes have been placed in the center of the large hall. They consist of a vertical panel with one side made of gray-colored mdf, a material side (the material is different depending on the historical era, so as to make them easily recognizable) and a prism-triangular-shaped glass case, which in turn contains a bottom-lit material base on which the most evocative object of the relevant historical era is displayed.  A radical renovation also involved the visit supports made by adapting to ministerial guidelines and current museum standards including height appropriate even for children. The contents have been hierarchized and characterized by an informative mold, with extensive use of techniques proper to storytelling, in order to involve the broadest categories of the public.  (ph. Roland Halbe)