- "Anatolian carpets from Transylvania. The XVIth – XVIIth centuries". Vatican. 2005. Accademia di Romania
Arranging the display cases and the exhibiting systems necessary for organizing the exhibition in Italy. Assembling and organizing the exhibition the Accademia di Romania from beginning to end.
- “Anatolian Carpets from Transylvania”. 2005
Organizing and assembling the exhibition at the Brukenthal National Museum and its enlisting in the permanent exhibition circuit.
Re-organizing the exhibiting space within the Brukenthal Palace – The Art Gallery – 2006 broke new ground with innovative technical solutions which had not been used until then in Romanian museums. The following were used:
- a new way of displaying the paintings in cases especially designed and measured for each piece apart;
- the last generation illuminating methods, in total accord with preservation norms
- the items were handled and assembled under conditions of maximum security
- For the display of the Museum of Hunting Weapons and Trophies – Sibiu - 2007
- modular cases were created to exhibit small and medium-sized items;
- the illuminating system was designed and developed in accordance with the architectural style and the theme of each exhibition hall, as well as the configuration of the ceiling, walls and floors;
- all the spaces were profitably used as reconstitution scenery
- The Museum of Natural History – Sibiu – 2007 – a real challenge for the ARTEX experts, owing to the specific theme, involved:
- natural environment reconstitution through visualizing the exhibits in dioramas with controlled micro-climate, according to preservation norms;
- creating a dynamic nature-like ambiance, through the use of lights and sounds, which create the sensation of direct contact with the natural life of the exhibits;
- creating the concept for the paleontology and mineralogy exhibition, which took into account space architecture, leaving its formal and esthetic structure unaltered;
- a new function was implemented , materialized in the multifunctional hall, which offers the possibility to develop some complementary museum activities (temporary exhibitions projections, laboratories, conferences).
- Specialized Cabinets for Prints and Cartography (The Brukenthal Palace) – Sibiu – 2007 – are based on:
- an exhibiting system made of vertical panels;
- module cases for the display of prints and maps;
- an illuminating system free of UV and infra-red rays;
- a microclimate conforming to preservation norms;
- module for depositing prints and maps;
- an anti-burglary and fire system.
- The display of the Museum of History - The Altemberger House – Sibiu – 2007 – materialized in:
- designing and developing dioramas reconstituting archeological sites and characters belonging to that period and incorporating patrimony objects through artifacts;
- developing an illuminating system free of UV and ultra red rays to highlight the exhibiting concept;
- designing and implementing scene painting solutions , in order to introduce the visitors to activities representative for the respective ages
Besides the above-mentioned development works, the ARTEX experts organized other different projects within the Museum of History from Vâlcea (2007) where exhibiting solutions were designed to fit the museum context. Another redecoration project was the Museum for Natural Sciences from Craiova (2008), where different approaches of the exhibiting space were used combining technical and creative aspects
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