Project Insights
The Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) is one of the world’s largest cultural institutions, dedicated to preserving and presenting Egypt’s ancient heritage. As a delivery partner in Phase III, Income executed interior fit-out works, exhibition graphics, inauguration preparations, and interpretive displays.
The scope encompassed precision integration of architectural, museological, and technical elements to support the museum’s global curatorial standards.
Positioned adjacent to the Giza Plateau, GEM is designed to house over 100,000 artifacts—from prehistoric eras to the Greco-Roman period—establishing Egypt as a preeminent destination for cultural preservation, tourism, and academic research.