Founded in 1829, Glasbau Hahn GmbH designs and builds museum display cases that protect and present cultural heritage. The Frankfurt-based company draws on 200 years of glass construction experience and has supplied display cases to more than 3,000 museums in 38 countries, including bespoke conservation solutions and refurbishment of durable cases. Today, the woman-owned, fifth-generation Hahn family business combines in-house production with German engineering and precise craftsmanship.
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Helmut Guenschel, IncMore than 45 years ago, European-trained master craftsmen founded Helmut Guenschel, Inc., whose Baltimore team has made careful workmanship and attention to detail its defining character. The company creates museum-quality display cases for institutions and collectors, with custom engineering for objects that require long-term protection and presentation.MIDDLE RIVER, MD
Casewerks, LLCFounded in Baltimore in 2001, Casewerks designs and supplies archival display cases and exhibit furnishings that protect and present art, artifacts and archival materials for museums, libraries and other cultural institutions. The company manages projects from technical design and detailing through delivery, working as the North American agent for Glasbau REIER, whose museum-case manufacturing operation is based in Lauta, Germany. Casewerks’ principals, Matt Malaquias and Bill Beitel, bring decades of experience collaborating with architects, designers and collections professionals.BALTIMORE, MD
Hadley Exhibits IncFor more than a century, Hadley Exhibits has been a Buffalo company shaped by old-world craftsmanship, deep staff experience and a willingness to pair tradition with modern technology. It creates and installs exhibits for museums and trade-show clients, with much of the work carried out in its 180,000-square-foot facility. Its museum work reflects particular care for artifacts and the stories they carry.BUFFALO, NY
Exhibit Concepts, IncFounded in 1978 by Ned Brown, Dayton-area Exhibit Concepts designs and builds experiential spaces that bring brands, museum stories, and educational ideas to life. Now owned by Brown’s daughter, Kelli Glasser, the woman-owned company operates from a 200,000-square-foot facility and handles projects ranging from museum galleries to trade-show exhibits, including work in more than 50 countries. Its in-house designers, craftsmen, and technologists support projects from concept through installation, with dedicated capabilities for interactive and digital engagement.VANDALIA, OH