M Leuven: new collection presentations and building refreshment
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The museum closed temporarily to reimagine its collection presentations and refresh the building. Staff sought inspiration from other inclusive museums and visitor feedback. The renovations improved accessibility, wayfinding and lighting throughout the building. The goal was to evolve the museum's offerings, not enact a total revolution, in order to create a more meaningful experience for all visitors.
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