STAM reopens on International Museum Day
The museum takes you on a journey through centuries of Ghent’s prosperous history. A permanent circuit leads visitors along a chronological trail of objects and multimedia presentations that trace how our city grew.
Built to last
Ten years ago we started developing an ambitious interactive application for what would soon become one of our city’s most prominent museums. It became one of the main presentations throughout the permanent exhibition.
A decade later it still draws curious visitors from all over the world, and it runs as smoothly as it did on opening night. It hasn’t failed once. Not bad for software older than the phone in your pocket.
Watch the demo on YouTube and see how it lets you explore today’s Ghent and dive into its past.
Did you know?
We’ve built applications for a whole line-up of renowned Belgian museums: In Flanders Fields in Ypres, BELvue and the Halle Gate in Brussels, the Red Star Line Museum and the Plantin-Moretus Museum in Antwerp, Amsab in Ghent and the Bokrijk Open-Air Museum. And across the border, for the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam.