RESTORE FX - READY FOR THE FUTURE

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Our Philosophy

Perceiving the past with a focus on the future. Environmental challenges arise and we strive to overcome them through professionalism and the high standard of our work. We devise smart, green solutions to ensure clients’ projects are sustainable, ethical and creative.

What We Offer

GreenRestore

Technology for non-toxic treatment:

THERMO-ATCD© 3.0 GreenRestore© Accurate Thermal Chamber

ANOXIA© 3.0 GreenRestore© Oxygen-free Atmosphere Generating Equipment

Consultancy on the use of non-toxic disinsection methods and comprehensive protection of collections or materials, taking all specific needs into account
Planning and managing preventive conservation, remedial conservation and restoration
Designing and building workshops for conservation and restoration purposes
Surveying, preserving and restoring museum collections
GreenMuseum

GreenMuseum

Creative proposals for revitalising and developing museums
Designing brand new museums
Planning and preparing exhibits, displays and other forms of informative media at museums
Reducing the day-to-day complexity of running a museum
Comprehensive analysis of the state of a museum and proposal of strategic measures to heighten its sustainability (GreenMuseum Standard)
Planning and managing protection of cultural heritage

GreenHeritage

Conceiving creative projects for revitalising listed sites
Proposals for novel, sustainable functions for listed cultural monuments
Planning and preparing exhibits, displays and other forms of informative media at museums
Reducing the day-to-day complexity of running a listed site
Comprehensive analysis of the state of a listed site and proposal of strategic measures to heighten its sustainability (GreenHeritage Standard)
Planning and managing protection of cultural heritage

Our Experience and Insight

Life offers up great challenges that we relish taking on. Our team has gained unique know-how through working on many amazing projects..

We have been involved in such things as the reboot of the Silesian Museum and creating a dynamic exhibit in its Historical Exhibition Building (EMYA nominated). We have also been assisting in the revival of the National Museum of Agriculture since 2015, as well as conception of an efficient storage facility and building for exhibits in the Lower Vítkovice area. We had the honour of helping to save the Slovak Strela train, setting up the Tatra Truck Museum, revitalising Luha?ovice’s colonnade and the Vincentka Spa Water Hall, the iconic Water Treatment Institute (by the architect Dušan Jurkovi?) and overhaul of Ploština Monument, in addition to numerous other projects that still bring us joy to recollect.

Slovenská Strela Express Train (2015–2021)

Silesian Museum, Opava (2009–2015)

National Museum of Agriculture, Prague (2015–2019)

Development and Innovation

We love coming up with new solutions and keep on seeking them out. Consequently, we have cooperated with lots of exceptional people from the Czech Republic and abroad. Strength is drawn primarily from the interdisciplinary expertise of our colleagues, fuelling our passion to fuse the humanities with technology in pursuit of creative endeavour. It is possible find the right path together! We are currently committed to development in the following areas:

Non-toxic technologies for disinsection of materials

Drawing on our considerable experience, no prospect is evident of widespread application of toxic substances to items of cultural heritage and associated materials threatened by pests. This is where the systems we develop and supply for non-toxic remediation of organic materials come in. Not only are they 100% effective, but they also do not compromise the health of visitors and employees either today or in the future. An option exists to use an effective preventive system for preservation with a long-lasting effect.

Current Experience of Non-toxic Methods in Integrated Pest Management; Brno 2021

Dynamic exhibits

We were ahead of the game when the concept of a rational dynamic exhibit emerged in 2009. Exhibits comprising modular elements made of inert materials can easily be adapted and used in accordance with a new design or professional and operational needs. Dynamic exhibits do more than protect items and specimens well, as they additionally promote creativity and streamline delivery of information by a museum. Just a single investment results in furniture that encourages ingenuity and facilitates repeated dialogue with the public. Our team is currently working on extending the concept to include digital modules.

Sustainable digitalisation

We believe in efficient and inexpensive digitalisation of cultural content and agendas. The professional staff at institutions that care for items of cultural heritage play a key role in this. A system currently under development is intended to support this matter and help channel public funds directly into institutions, towards professional staff. It is our belief that this is a good way to contribute to the effective transformation and development of institutions.