We would rather show a single contract in full than list ten museums where another contractor did most of the work. This is the largest project we have supplied: what was in scope, what the halls look like now, and what we changed because of it.
Jatim Park 1 · Kota Batu, East Java
Roughly 18,000 m² of gross floor area, nine subject zones, several hundred interactive exhibits. We manufactured and installed more than 200 of them, and stayed on site for over two months to commission the halls and train the operators.
It is the project that taught us the most: what a bracket does when a school group leans on it for six hours, which panels survive 80% humidity, and how much faster an adapted catalogue model goes in than a bespoke one.
| Supplied by us | 200+ interactive exhibits |
|---|---|
| Zones | Universe, physics, mathematics, biology, chemistry, technology, AI, natural hazards, Nusantara culture |
| On site | 2+ months, installation and commissioning |
| Status | Open to the public, 2026 |
For most museums we supply part of a hall, alongside a fit-out contractor, a lighting contractor and three other exhibit suppliers. Putting that museum's name on our site would suggest we built the whole thing. It would also mean showing photographs of work we did not do.
So the rest of the reference is organised by hall type instead: what we build for a given kind of gallery, at what scale, and what it contains. That is more useful to a buyer than a logo wall, and it is accurate.
Hall references are drawn from installed work in museums and science centres in China and overseas. Museum names are withheld where our scope covered part of a hall.
Attach a theme outline, a floor plan, or nothing at all — a photo of the space is enough to start. Quotations are issued against a real exhibit list, not per-square-metre guesses.
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