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Project Team
Client: Aldeburgh Museum
Architect: Hudson Architects
Exhibition Fit Out: Elmwood Projects
Aldeburgh Museum
Aldeburgh’s historic Moot Hall is a much loved landmark within the area, this Grade I listed Tudor building dating back to the 16th century captures and celebrates the area’s heritage and culture. Therefore, the redevelopment project of the Aldeburgh Museum within Moot Hall aimed to breathe new life into displays so that the unique collections continued to give an insightful view into the lives of the people of Aldeburgh past and present.
As previously mentioned, the Moot Hall timber-framed building dates back to the 16th century, thus a large degree of environmental sympathy was crucial throughout this project, we ensured the setworks were manufactured taking into account the buildings subsidence so the fabric of the building was protected. Moreover, Moot Hall is presently still used for local governance, thus we had to overcome challenges surrounding the issue of obstruction to daily proceedings and also the health and safety of the buildings users and personnel throughout.
Elmwood Projects were appointed to deliver the Building Restoration and Fit Out, consisting of:
•Setwork Walls with integrated AV
•Lecterns and Support Plinths
•MDF Structures
•Non-conservation Grade Cases
•Electrical, Power And Lighting Installation
•Installation Of Graphics
•Decoration Works
Our supply chain who carried out the specialist packages are as following: Electrical (M4), Flooring (McKay), Showcases (Archa), Interactives (Myriad), Graphics (Leach)
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“Their flexibility, team working and dedication to meeting and understanding our objectives set Elmwood apart from other contractors.”
York Museums Trust, The Yorkshire Museum
Elmwood Projects Ltd: 25 Eagle Street, Craighall Business Park, Glasgow, G4 9XA T: 0141 332 3086 | mail@elmwoodprojects.co.uk
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Project Team
Client: Aldeburgh Museum
Architect: Hudson Architects
Exhibition Fit Out: Elmwood Projects
Aldeburgh Museum
Aldeburgh’s historic Moot Hall is a much loved landmark within the area, this Grade I listed Tudor building dating back to the 16th century captures and celebrates the area’s heritage and culture. Therefore, the redevelopment project of the Aldeburgh Museum within Moot Hall aimed to breathe new life into displays so that the unique collections continued to give an insightful view into the lives of the people of Aldeburgh past and present.
As previously mentioned, the Moot Hall timber-framed building dates back to the 16th century, thus a large degree of environmental sympathy was crucial throughout this project, we ensured the setworks were manufactured taking into account the buildings subsidence so the fabric of the building was protected. Moreover, Moot Hall is presently still used for local governance, thus we had to overcome challenges surrounding the issue of obstruction to daily proceedings and also the health and safety of the buildings users and personnel throughout.
Elmwood Projects were appointed to deliver the Building Restoration and Fit Out, consisting of:
Our supply chain who carried out the specialist packages are as following: Electrical (M4), Flooring (McKay), Showcases (Archa), Interactives (Myriad), Graphics (Leach)
Related projects
“Their flexibility, team working and dedication to meeting and understanding our objectives set Elmwood apart from other contractors.”
York Museums Trust, The Yorkshire Museum