Acciona will bring ultra high definition to the National Museum of Oman through an interactive and audiovisual experience

The new National Museum of Oman has commissioned Acciona Producciones y Diseño to design the audiovisual and interactive elements that will complement the more than 7.000 pieces that will be exhibited in its twelve rooms.

Acciona Productions and Design has been awarded the design of the National Museum of Oman, which has an amount of 18 million euros for its completion and represents the company's largest project in Asia.

The National Museum of Oman, whose inauguration is scheduled for the last quarter of this year, will have a surface 4.000 square meters, distributed in 12 salas, where more than 250 exhibitors in which some 7.000 pieces that refer to the history and traditions of the Omani people. This collection will be contextualized with numerous interactive and audiovisual elements, whose installation Acciona will be responsible for, that will provide a playful approach to the visit to the Museum.

Besides, The museum will have a temporary exhibition room, a warehouse that can be visited, a conservation room and a teaching classroom for children.

Among the audiovisual elements that will be installed in the museum, the projection 'Oman in History' that Acciona has filmed in ultra high definition stands out." (four times the quality of usual HD) and that will be projected on a screen 8,3 megapixel located in a theater located in the museum itself. The objective of this audiovisual show is to show the history of the country, condensing the main themes discussed in the exhibition that covers a wide chronological period and includes the filming of aerial images.

Within the concept of 'Social Innovation' that Acciona Producciones y Diseño includes in all its projects, The National Museum of Oman will be adapted so that people with special needs can also enjoy the heritage on display, which will make it the first museum adapted for the blind in the Middle East and the first museum accessible for people with reduced mobility in Oman.