MAAT Museum
Problem
A large central counter had to be dismantled within an existing museum interior. The surrounding floors, panels and equipment needed protection, with removal organised in stages to limit disruption to the immediate area.
Process
- Protect the surroundings — cover the floors and prepare the work area.
- Dismantle in stages — remove the counter and its central structure in a controlled sequence.
- Separate materials — clear the dismantled components progressively.
- Check the area — review the surrounding space after removal.
Solution
The staged approach keeps removal work focused on the central element while protecting the surrounding surfaces. It prepares the area for its next layout within the existing museum setting.
Intervention
Localised intervention
The photographic record follows works around a central counter at MAAT Museum. Existing floors, wall panels and equipment surround the work area.
Floor protection and a controlled dismantling sequence are central to this intervention.
Dismantling and preparation
The record shows the counter being taken apart, with its internal structure exposed and removed materials contained within the protected work area.
The purpose of this localised intervention is to free the area for its next configuration.
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