International Falconry Museum

Right in the heart of the historic centre of Brussels, the International Falconry Museum immerses visitors in the world of this ancient art form, listed as a Unesco World Heritage Site. This unique museum features collections of rare and antique objects (tools, manuscripts, paintings, etc.), all showcased in an atypical scenography... Follow the guide!

The specifications called for the creation of an educational trail, focusing on the development of this ancient art throughout history and highlighting its codes throughout the world. The brief also stipulated that particular attention should be paid to Middle Eastern traditions.

Encouraging people to push their boundaries...

The idea was to capture the visitor's attention right from the front... and to maintain this surprise effect throughout the visit.

Our developers carried out a technical study covering all the furniture, including the integration of audiovisual and multimedia devices along the exhibition route. The entirety of the furniture was produced in our joinery and painting workshops.

Tailor-made solutions for atypical spaces 

The main difficulty lay in the building's atypical appearance, with a very narrow, high and irregular space to fit out.

The walls have been lined with layers of lacquered panels, some of which symbolise dune landscapes in a highly graphic and dynamic way. Other walls feature large flat areas to showcase a range of graphic and educational interventions.

As well as making the furniture, PLUO also completed the flooring and painting. Visitors tell us: "Visiting this museum is like travelling and learning at the same time. A secret treasure trove of little-known art".  

International Falconry Museum

Rue de Flandre 31- 1000 Bruxelles