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AV Solutions for Museum Environments
Museums have to stay current to engage their customers, which is why ClarkPowell can bring to the table the very latest technical innovations to better engage your visitors. From Interactive Exhibits to Rolling Content and Way-finding, we can help you to get the best value for your dollar. |
CASE STUDY
The Bechtler Museum of Modern Art, Charlotte, NC
The Bechtler Museum of Modern Art is one of Charlotte’s most inspiring spaces. Designed by the eminent Swiss architect Mario Botta, the museum’s architecture displays a sculptural power that connects to the dynamic art inside it. A key design element of the four-story structure is the soaring glass atrium that extends through the museum’s core and diffuses natural light throughout the building. The open atrium allows for visual interplay between spaces.
The Museum was looking for a flexible AV solution to allow them to project audio and video almost anywhere in the facility. With the ever changing program of art exhibits throughout the various galleries, the museum required a very specific and supportive AV technology.
The Museum was looking for a flexible AV solution to allow them to project audio and video almost anywhere in the facility. With the ever changing program of art exhibits throughout the various galleries, the museum required a very specific and supportive AV technology.
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A flexible AV support solution was vital to this project as the museum hosts a busy and diverse event calendar that includes live music, gala and community events.
This space also includes conference and classrooms that are available to non-profit and public organizations as well as being utilized as an internal meeting space.
ClarkPowell installed the digital signage and Crestron systems when the museum opened in 2010 and has provided upgrades as the technology changes and a service and maintenance plan to the museum ever since.
This space also includes conference and classrooms that are available to non-profit and public organizations as well as being utilized as an internal meeting space.
ClarkPowell installed the digital signage and Crestron systems when the museum opened in 2010 and has provided upgrades as the technology changes and a service and maintenance plan to the museum ever since.
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