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Use
Display cases -
Applications
History museums, archives and libraries -
Characteristics
Display flexibility, gigantic glass display case -
Sizes
20 ft. long by 17 ft. tall
In 2015-2016, Zone Display Cases was commissioned to design, build and install nearly a hundred museum quality archival display cases for the SLAM project, an acronym that stands for State Library, Archives and Museum, in Juneau, Alaska.
Location | 395 Whittier St, Juneau, AK, USA |
Type of establishment | History museums, archives and libraries |
Type | Permanent exhibition |
Collection | Various historical artifacts |
When entering or leaving the galleries, a gigantic and unique 20 ft. long by 17 ft. tall glass display enclosure is exhibited, built and installed by Zone.
Challenge
The main challenge was to deliver and install the numerous cases in Juneau, Alaska, during the Holiday Season. Over 25 full truck loads made their way across Canada andup to Alaska via sea freight, with 15 weeks of installation.
Solution
Because the installation was scheduled to take between 3 and 4 months, teams of 6 to 10 people were alternated for this long journey. The partnership with a local carrier was also key to delivering this project.