BACKGROUND

Founded in 1892, the Musée d’Ixelles boasts some 15,000 works of art, providing a magnificent panorama of Belgian art, and is preparing to reopen in spring 2026 after various renovation and expansion projects. The museum has therefore decided to draw up a strategic plan for digital mediation, covering a wide range of issues: audience development, documentation of collections, promotion of in situ and ex situ collections, skills development for teams (internal, external and partners), and space planning.

SERVICES PROVIDED

{CORRESPONDANCES DIGITALES] accompanied the Musée d’Ixelles in :

• A preliminary diagnosis of the museum’s mediation strategy, its online presence, and the needs and resources available to its teams.
• Defining its digital strategy.
• Following these 2 scoping notes, formalize them, specifying the legal and contractual terms and conditions to be envisaged, including business models.

OBTAINED RESULTS

• The drafting of 6 operational project sheets specifying: target audiences, objectives, needs and resources to be mobilized, potential partners, schedule, budget range and available funding.
• The drafting of specifications for the design of in-theater digital devices and an on-board mediation system.