Leach, a leader in graphic display solutions for museums, visitor attractions and commercial interiors, lent its expertise to a recent project at The Burrell Collection, an art institution in Glasgow, Scotland.
Leach supports attractions in unleashing their creative visions by providing honest advice and producing high-quality, large-format display products.
The company specialises in print, lightbox, and graphic production projects, with the company saying it “combines passion and imagination to overcome even the most challenging display concepts.”
Leach has worked on a wide range of innovative projects worldwide and provides display design solutions to a variety of sectors including museums, retail, commercial interiors, leisure, health and education.
The firm says: “We’re an accomplished team of creative enablers, trusted by the world’s best to collaborate on the most innovative and exciting projects across the globe. The world is our canvas for designs to unfold and we’re passionate about working with our clients to deliver a world of colour together.”
An experience for future generations
Guests will soon be able to see the result of the major project, with the site reopening to the public this month.
The refurbishment project is designed to preserve The Burrell Collection for future generations, by enhancing the site’s accessibility and sustainability. Leach was brought on as a graphics contractor for this major project, which also involved extensive building upgrades and installation of displays from the collection.
The creation of additional gallery space will provide visitors with an opportunity to view important artworks that have not been on display for decades.
A representative for Leach says the company is proud to have worked on the project and looks forward to the building opening its doors soon:
“As experts in the Museum industry, we are so excited for this project to be finally reopened so everyone can enjoy the collection. We are honoured to have been part of this prestigious project that will be enjoyed by visitors from around the world for years to come.”
The Burrell Collection reopens to the public on 29 March 2022. Further information can be found on the museum’s website.
Earlier this year, Leach announced it was launching a new eco product range, with a selection of environmentally-friendly fabrics.
