A fast-pace programme and a tight budget provided the parameters for this project. It was decided that emphasis should be given to the design of mounts for the architectural fragments and sculptures on display, interpretation should be simple yet effective, setworks should be kept to a minimum. By employing local craftsmen and using “commercial” materials and techniques, cost was kept to a minimum. The specialist mounts and steel supporting structures are the only “designed” element that complements the sculptures, alongside the contextual landscape photography. The result is an exhibition that is balanced and bold, achieving to contain within a limited floorplan stories and aspects of the many important byzantine monuments of Arta.