Mila-wall® – MBA regional – Cambridge and surrounding area

Modular
museum walls
in Cambridge

Mila-wall offers museums, galleries and exhibitors in Cambridge and the surrounding area modular museum walls and exhibition walls that return in a new floor plan after every temporary exhibition – almost tool-free and TÜV GS certified.

Modular museum walls in Cambridge

Modular museum walls and temporary walls for museums in Cambridge

Process Phase

Mila-wall: modular wall system for Cambridge

Built in minutes. Rebuilt for the next exhibition.

Developed and manufactured by MBA, Mila-wall uses a patented, almost tool-free connector that joins complete wall modules into finished spatial structures – and separates them just as quickly. Surfaces remain virtually seamless, the technology stays hidden, and the system is TÜV GS certified.

A modular wall system for venues in Cambridge whose spaces are reimagined season after season. Because every component is reusable, the same stock returns in a completely new layout for the next exhibition instead of ending up as waste. Sustainable and endlessly reconfigurable – a long-term asset for the institution rather than a one-off expense.

Wall systems for museums and exhibitions in Cambridge

Temporary, mobile or permanent: Mila-wall adapts to your exhibition.

  1. Temporary walls for museums

    Temporary walls for museums in Cambridge often have to look as permanent as the architecture around them for the weeks of an exhibition. Freestanding exhibition walls and partition walls go up in minutes and disappear cleanly after the programme; height-adjustable feet compensate for uneven historic floors.
  2. Mobile wall systems for museums

    Mobile wall systems for museums in Cambridge need to be as mobile as the loans and touring exhibitions themselves. The aluminium-framed panels withstand repeated transport and are light enough for in-house teams – in historic galleries as well as new buildings.
  3. Museum wall systems

    Museum wall systems in Cambridge have to handle very different curatorial approaches: Series 100 with an aluminium edge for flagship venues, Series 160 for long freestanding runs and heavy hangs, Series 840 with a wooden edge for tighter budgets, and SCENARIO as a plug-in system for pop-ups.
  4. Modular exhibition walls

    Modular exhibition walls in Cambridge serve museums, galleries, design studios and universities from a single stock: build heights of up to six metres, corners and angles without custom construction, and the same connection logic for every project.
  5. Temporary exhibition wall systems

    Temporary exhibition wall systems in Cambridge combine speed and a clean finish with Mila-wall: invisible connections, no visible technology – and 176 surfaces that are low-reflection, rich in colour and scratch-resistant, either permanently adhesive or removable without residue.
  6. Modular walls for exhibitions

    Modular walls for exhibitions in Cambridge must switch between Old Masters, history, design and contemporary art – and a single platform can carry this whole range. The lightweight honeycomb core in an aluminium frame remains repairable, and a stock typically pays for itself by around its fourth use.

Museums in Cambridge: 10 museums that show what museum walls need to deliver

From Trumpington Street and the Downing Site to Castle Hill and the airfields of Duxford, Cambridge's museums bring the collections of one of the world's great universities to the public. The Fitzwilliam Museum shows art and antiquities of international rank, the Downing Site gathers museums of archaeology, anthropology and zoology side by side, and Kettle's Yard combines a historic house with a modern gallery. The demands on museum walls could hardly be more varied: listed historic rooms and Victorian galleries on one side, modern exhibition halls and aircraft hangars on the other. Mila-wall is made for exactly this range.

Whether art museum, national museum or exhibition hall: museums across Europe and worldwide already work with Mila-wall museum walls.
View references

01

Fitzwilliam Museum Trumpington Street · City Centre

The University of Cambridge's principal museum of art and antiquities, with collections from ancient Egypt to modern times.

02

IWM Duxford Duxford Airfield · South Cambridgeshire

Britain's largest aviation museum, with historic aircraft and exhibitions in hangars on a former airfield.

03

Kettle's Yard Castle Street · Castle Hill

House and gallery combining a celebrated collection of modern art in domestic settings with a programme of contemporary exhibitions.

04

Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology Downing Street · Downing Site

University museum with world archaeology and anthropology collections, from local prehistory to the Pacific.

05

Museum of Zoology Downing Street · Downing Site

Zoological museum beneath a giant fin whale skeleton, with specimens collected by Charles Darwin.

06

Polar Museum Lensfield Road · City Centre

Museum of the Scott Polar Research Institute, telling the story of polar exploration and the Arctic and Antarctic.

07

Whipple Museum of the History of Science Free School Lane · City Centre

Collection of scientific instruments, models and pictures in a historic hall on Free School Lane.

08

Cambridge University Library Exhibition Centre West Road · University Library

Exhibition galleries of one of the world's great research libraries, showing rare books, manuscripts and archives in changing exhibitions.

09

The Heong Gallery Downing College · Regent Street

Contemporary gallery at Downing College presenting changing exhibitions of modern and contemporary art.

10

Museum of Cambridge Castle Street · Castle Hill

Museum of the city's social history, set in a former coaching inn at the foot of Castle Hill.

Planning an exhibition?

Whether in your region, across England or worldwide – museum, gallery or trade fair: we support every exhibitor. Get in touch.

  • Our team will get back to you within 24 hours.
  • A sample box of small original walls by post, plus advice in a video call.
  • Planning from the first sketch to handover.

Your MBA partner for museum walls in Cambridge and the surrounding area

Modular museum walls, mobile wall systems and exhibition walls from MBA – for museums, galleries and exhibitors in Cambridge and the surrounding area: Ely, Newmarket, Huntingdon, St Ives, St Neots, Saffron Walden, Royston, Haverhill, Cambourne, Histon and other towns.