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Goppion is a world leader in the manufacture and installation of museum display cases. Goppion S.p.A.

designs, develops and builds display cases and museum installations. The company is a partner that works alongside curators and exhibit designers to resolve all museum exhibition issues with dedicated engineering solutions that have come about thanks to our experience collaborating with some of the most famous architects and museums throughout the world.

31/10/2024

We are honored to announce that the WING display case, designed by Norman Foster with Goppion, has been selected for the ADI Design Index 2023. This selection is significant; each year carefully curates innovative projects and products with a commitment to aesthetic refinement, functionality, and technological sophistication. The WING display cases originated as part of Foster’s retrospective at the Centre Pompidou in 2023, in partnership with and the . After, they found a permanent home at the Norman Foster Foundation in Madrid, emphasizing their adaptability and enduring design. We are proud to see the WING case recognized for design excellence by ADI.

📷 Pablo Gómez-Ogando, Norman Foster Foundation and , Goppion

08/10/2024

Last week, Turin's celebrated its bicentennial anniversary with the opening of the new permanent exhibition “Materia. Forma del Tempo.” As part of this project, Goppion provided 34 custom wall-standing display cases to house over 5,000 ancient Egyptian fired-clay vessels. These delicate artifacts required careful installation and ongoing protection. As always, Goppion’s display cases were designed to ensure optimal conservation conditions, carefully managing brightness, temperature, and humidity to safeguard the fragile pottery from environmental threats.
In 2013, Goppion was awarded an international competition to create over 150 exhibition elements for the Museum, marking the beginning of our continued collaboration. Earlier this year, we provided state-of-the-art display cases in the Museum’s new Textile Gallery. It is always an honor when clients return to us for new projects, trusting our commitment to quality and our dedication to preserving their invaluable collections.

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04/10/2024

The Waddesdon Bequest at the is an extraordinary collection of medieval and Renaissance treasures, gifted in 1898 by Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild. For the gallery, which opened in 2015, Goppion engineered 10 recessed cases and 4 double-sided freestanding cases, designed to elegantly display these small but intricate objects. Each item is mounted with precision, allowing its unique details to be showcased effectively. This adaptable display system is built to evolve with future exhibitions, ensuring flexibility for years to come.

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27/09/2024

In China, jade has been a symbol of beauty and power for millennia. When tasked with engineering the ’s Jade Gallery in 2003, Goppion delivered a 27-meter seamless display case, suspended within the gallery wall with no visible interior dividers. This innovative design, featuring concealed four-bar hinges and custom gaskets, allowed for front access with only the glass face visible.

Now, 20 years later, it has proved to be a durable and versatile solution that has withstood the test of time. As the gallery’s collection expanded with a major bequest, the museum was able to reconfigure the interior arrangement of the display to accommodate the evolving collection, without needing new casework. This is a testament to both the longevity and adaptability of our work, and our commitment to meeting museums' changing needs over time.

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24/09/2024

This display composition at evokes the feel of a small shrine. Hexagonal, column-like cases surround a larger central case, all set on a circular Corian base and connected by a ring-shaped metal canopy. Each case underwent our rigorous prototyping process to achieve the perfect balance of lighting and object support opacity, ensuring an optimal viewing experience.

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26/07/2024

This impressive tree was one of the many exhibition elements Goppion created for the Atturaif Living Museum in 2018. We fabricated five large royal family trees, each adorned with thousands of intricate bronze and aluminum ‘leaves.’ Goppion also coordinated the museum graphics, incorporating the work of numerous local and international artists. Additionally, we crafted all the showcases and furnishing components for the museum’s exhibition spaces. Our contributions are a testament to our commitment to blending artistry with engineering to create memorable and meaningful museum experiences.

23/07/2024

At Goppion, innovation is at the heart of everything we do. With an unmatched number of patents in display case technology, we’re constantly pushing the boundaries to enhance functionality, performance, and aesthetics. Our collaborative and experimental approach ensures that each display case we create benefits from the latest in engineering excellence and research.

From museums and galleries to private collectors and high-end retail spaces, our advanced solutions are designed to protect precious artifacts while enhancing visitor experience. We’re not just supporting your current needs; we’re anticipating the future ones too.

Dive deeper into our journey of technical innovation on our website and discover how our patented technologies are setting new standards in the industry. Link in bio.

18/07/2024

This week, we celebrate the 55th anniversary of the historic Apollo moon landing. Neil Armstrong’s original spacesuit, still bearing traces of moondust, is preserved and displayed in a Goppion case at the . We are proud to play a role in safeguarding this significant piece of history.

15/07/2024

We are pleased to continue our partnership with the Egyptian Museum in Turin with our latest contribution to the newly opened Textile Gallery. Here, we have installed advanced display cases that protect and present a significant collection of 732 textile artifacts. This includes 78 large cloths carefully rolled onto large cylinders covered with natural, undyed cotton, and 654 smaller pieces meticulously placed in drawers beneath these rolls. These precision-engineered cases control environmental factors such as brightness, temperature, and humidity to ensure the artifacts’ preservation. This gallery not only showcases these ancient textiles but also supports ongoing research and educational initiatives, demonstrating our commitment to integrating innovative technology with cultural heritage preservation.

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09/07/2024

Synonymous with quality, Japanese swords have been forged through generations of tradition and craftsmanship. Goppion has crafted state-of-the-art display cases for three legendary Japanese swords at the : the Koryu Kagemitsu, Daihannya Nagamitsu, and Hitotsuyanagi Yasuyoshi. These 13th and 14th-century masterpieces, recognized as Japanese National Treasures, are now preserved in our custom vertical showcases. Designed with internal tables for precise positioning and elegant silk draperies to gracefully conceal the supports, our cases ensure these historic weapons are protected while their legacy continues to inspire.

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05/07/2024

Behind the scenes at the Musée dell’Armée.
Goppion is proud to have collaborated once again with Paris’ , providing a series of our highly-customizable Qv display cases, as well as stainless steel and cement flooring for the new displays. We also provided a system of cords, held in tension by counterweights, to support very delicate and heavy paintings. For this project we worked closely with the Museum's team, architect , and designers Helft & Pinta .helft.
We have worked previously with the museum on their Departement Moderne galleries in the east East Wing, which reopened to the public in 2010, and we are proud to continue our support of this institution as they continue to renovate and modernize their spaces.

03/07/2024

One year ago we celebrated the grand opening of Europe’s largest university science museum at Padova’s Museo della Natura e dell'Uomo (Museum of Nature and Mankind). Over the past year, has become a cornerstone for scientific exploration and education, thanks to its innovative design and the treasures it houses.

Behind the scenes, Goppion created all-new showcases for the museum in collaboration with exhibit designers . Notably, our 6-meter island showcases, with their unique, irregular shapes, perfectly display colossal Pleistocene fossils—Mammuthus, Hippopotamus, Elephas, and Ursus. Each showcase is crafted to ensure optimum conservation, outstanding visibility, and elegant design.

We’re proud to see how our work continues to support this museum, connecting people with the marvels of the natural world. Here’s to many more years of discovery and inspiration!

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21/06/2024

🎵 Happy World Music Day! 🎻 Today, we celebrate our enduring legacy in the world of music with a throwback from 1956. Our journey began with the iconic Civico Museo degli Strumenti Musicali in Milan, where Goppion’s founder, engineer Nino Goppion, was commissioned to create store showcases post-World War II. This project sparked our specialization and propelled our Milan-based company to new heights under the management of Nino’s son, Alessandro Goppion. Our journey continued, including safeguarding precious violins once played by Paganini in Genoa, as well as treasures like Antonio Stradivari’s tenor viola and the oldest vertical piano at the Gallerie dell’Accademia in Florence. From the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston to the Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris, our work continues to resonate across the globe, preserving the rich heritage of musical culture.

14/06/2024

We are honored to unveil our recent work with the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. As the nation’s oldest federal cultural institution and the largest library in the world, the Library has now enhanced its visitor experience with a new gallery space, the David M. Rubenstein Treasures Gallery. Goppion engineered a bespoke, free-standing structure with integrated display cases, interactive AV tables, and dynamic video projections, with the highest conservation standards. Our team, including Alessandro and Bruno Goppion, were honored to take part in the opening celebrations this week as the gallery prepared to open to the public.

10/06/2024

Housing the world's finest collection of Italian Renaissance sculpture, the is a jewel of art and history in the heart of Florence. Goppion is honored to have collaborated with this esteemed museum over decades, starting in 1988, engineering innovative solutions to preserve its priceless masterpieces. More recently, Goppion has worked with the museum on a major project involving four galleries: the Sala Barocche and Sala Medagliere, inaugurated last November, and the Sala Islamica and Sala delle Maioliche, with design by , inaugurated last week. For the ceramic wonders of the Sala Maioliche, our customized island and wall cases innovatively suspend each plate from a flexible "spider" anchoring system, allowing 360° appreciation of the objects. The Sala Islamica showcases tilt to support iconic textiles per conservation needs. Goppion's decades of specialized expertise allow us to craft tailored preservation solutions that enhance visitor experiences while ensuring this cultural legacy endures for centuries to come.

07/06/2024

Last week, we celebrated Italian heritage and Olympic glory at the Italian Embassy in Paris. Goppion is proud to have contributed two demountable showcases for the Republic Day reception on May 30th. These displays honored Italy’s rich Olympic legacy, featuring medals from the iconic 1956 Cortina d’Ampezzo, 1960 Rome, and 2006 Turin games. Additionally, we showcased cherished memorabilia from the family of Pierre de Coubertin, the father of the modern Olympic Games. These pieces of history beautifully bridged the past and the present, underscoring the enduring spirit of the Olympics.

17/05/2024

Goppion proudly announces we have been chosen to provide the protective enclosures for the newly unveiled IBM Quantum System Two. Building on our successful collaboration on IBM Quantum System One, Goppion was chosen by IBM because of our strong, proven track record in delivering solutions that help architects and designers achieve their artistic vision, while also giving equal consideration to providing ease of access for computer engineers and technicians. For this project, we engineered a metal and glass cladding around the central enclosure housing the cryostat and the quantum processor, and surrounding electronics. Our custom-made cabinets enhance the sleek look of the system as well as provide an environment that helps isolate the components thermally and acoustically. We also provided the 30/70 partially reflective glass corners that define the system’s space, as well as the LED ceiling suspended from above the entire system footprint, which illuminates the space. Read more on our website here: https://www.goppion.com/projects/ibm-quantum-system-two-goppions-vitrine-glass-encloses-protects-ibm-quantum-system-two
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15/03/2024

The .geneve required versatile display cases for their diverse exhibitions. Designed by Atelier de Scénographie Pascal Payeur and engineered by Goppion in 2015, these modular cases offer flexibility and sophistication. With remarkable airtightness and passive climate control, they can be assembled individually or in groups to suit various display needs. Plus, each case features a flexible lighting system that can be modified depending on display needs.

At Goppion, we understand the importance of creating solutions that seamlessly blend functionality and aesthetics, ensuring the preservation and presentation of priceless artifacts.

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