Combining Technology with Art
The PLANNET team takes pride in being at the forefront of technological innovation and providing cutting-edge solutions to many different sectors. Among our most exciting projects are collaborations with renowned museums throughout L.A., such as The Broad, The Petersen Automotive Museum, The Getty, and the Japanese American National Museum. These partnerships have allowed PLANNET to be a part of Los Angeles’s cultural backbone, bringing art, entertainment, and safety to millions of visitors a year.
The Broad:
The Broad, a contemporary art museum in Los Angeles, is home to an impressive postwar and contemporary art collection. To enhance visitors’ experience, PLANNET designed and installed an advanced audiovisual system that seamlessly integrates with the museum’s dynamic exhibits. The team also designed the keynote conference and presentation space located just inside the iconic “oculus” on the east side of the building. These designs ensure visitors enjoy high-quality sound and visuals that complement the museum’s innovative displays.
Above: Jeff Koons sculpture at the Broad Museum in downtown Los Angeles
The Broad Museum features world-class collections of contemporary modern art
The Petersen Automotive Museum:
At The Petersen Automotive Museum located on “Museum Row,” PLANNET helped to create an immersive experience for car and racing enthusiasts. The PLANNET team designed cutting-edge audiovisual systems that bring the history of automobiles to life with vivid displays and interactive exhibits. With the upgrades, visitors can engage with the museum’s collections in new and exciting ways, thanks to state-of-the-art technology. Part of the upgrades to the museum include the now iconic corrugated aluminum overlay that wraps around the building. At night, the color and forms light up from within to accentuate the steel sculpture and act as a beacon on The Miracle Mile. PLANNET’s security infrastructure designs at The Petersen ensure the museum’s priceless vehicles and artifacts are well-protected. The comprehensive system includes high-definition surveillance, access control, and alarm systems that work together to safeguard the museum’s assets.
The distinctive facade of the Petersen Automotive Museum on the Miracle Mile in LA
Celebrating LA’s love of automobiles
The Getty and The Getty Villa:
The Getty and The Getty Villa are renowned for their extensive art collections and stunning architecture. PLANNET’s key role in designing the security infrastructure at both locations ensures that the collections are protected with the latest surveillance, access control, and intrusion detection technology. These measures are critical in preserving the integrity and safety of the art and artifacts and the safety of the over 2 million visitors annually.
The Getty Museum
The Getty Villa
Japanese American National Museum:
The Japanese American National Museum is dedicated to preserving and sharing Japanese Americans’ rich history and culture. PLANNET partnered with architecture firm HOK to upgrade the museum’s building and exhibits. The museum refreshed its 20+-year-old core exhibits to better communicate the stories told within the building. PLANNET’s contributions to the museum include designing and installing an audiovisual system that enhances exhibits with engaging multimedia elements.
Japanese American National Museum Plaza
One of many exhibits of Japanese American rich history and culture.
At PLANNET, we are committed to improving the visitor experience through innovative technological solutions. Our designs showcase our expertise in cutting-edge audiovisual systems, robust security infrastructures, and reliable technology infrastructure. We are proud to support these local Los Angeles cultural institutions in their mission to educate and inspire, utilizing technology to create amazing experiences for visitors every time.
