Sustainable Exhibition and Museum Design

When it comes to the construction and design industry, sustainability has become one of the key themes.

A trend that involves also the art and event sectors. Temporary exhibitions and museums, in fact, are increasingly using  environmentally safe materials and furnishings, such as certified paper and wood.

There are already several green museums around the world that incorporate the concept of sustainability into their facilities or structure. One of the most famous example is the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco. Designed by Renzo Piano, the exterior of the museum blends in harmoniously with its surroundings, while the structure is almost entirely composed by recycled material and the lighting is provided by solar panels.

The eco-sustainable design of space and form, as well as the use of natural materials, are some of the key issues influencing the modern museum concepts. The setting-up has become more and more an answer to the need of communicating the values of environmental sustainability. The design of a set-up through the use of ecological criteria can, in fact, show how it is really possible to reduce the environmental impact, thanks, for example, to a careful arrangement of light sources, by employing electrical devices with A, A +, A ++ energy class, the use of recycle materials or the recycling/reuse of the construction materials themselves. 

Sustainability is definitely one of our goals that we pursue offering our customers a wider range of services in respect of the environment and the preservation of our ecosystem.