Builder TalkHow Powerhouse architected for content reuse and editor autonomy

Join us as we go straight into Powerhouse’s Sanity Studio to show how it's built and walk through real implementation decisions.

Past eventApril 17, 3:00–4:00 PMPST

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Webinar highlights

Content reuse across physical and digital

Collection items, programs, and stories are structured for scalable reuse across events, collections, locations, and more.

Custom components for better editor UX

Custom tagging, page hierarchy tools, and field-level validation help editors move faster and avoid errors.

Role-based editing views

Each team sees only what they need, with scoped access and focused editing environments.

Custom front-end components for rich storytelling

Powerhouse built a flexible component system that lets editors create immersive, scroll-driven pages without developer input.

Speakers

  • Simen Svale

    Co-Founder and CTO

    Sanity

  • Callum Cooper

    Head of Digital Engagement

    Powerhouse

  • Joseph Ocampo

    Senior Digital Developer

    Powerhouse

About Powerhouse

Australia’s largest museum group

Powerhouse is Australia’s largest museum group, with four locations across Sydney and a new flagship museum currently under construction in Parramatta.

the powerhouse museumum is a brick building with a lot of windows .

As a leading institution for arts, design, science, and technology, Powerhouse is custodian to more than 500,000 nationally and internationally significant objects. One of the most diverse and important collections in Australia.

In this session, you'll see how their digital team re-architected content operations using Sanity. A solution that is designing for scale, empowering editorial teams, and enabling content re-use across web, signage, and future digital installations.