While many ready built science center buildings have very sturdy attachment points designed into their ceiling structures, a prominent architect has asked that exhibit staff justify the need to suspend artifacts or other exhibition components from the ceiling of a new science center building. Do Museum-L readers have specific examples of objects which were best displayed suspended? If so, for each example, approximate dimensions, weights, the name of the relevant institution plus information about getting the object up and down would be much appreciated. I feel the option to suspend objects particularly in temporary exhibition areas is essential. Do others share this view? Joe Ansel [log in to unmask]