Projected tradeshow

Challenge:

The client needed something a little outside the norm for this trade show.

Solution:

Print part of the booth and project the rest. This booth is a four-sided closet wrapped in graphics. For this show, blank, three dimensional, molded surfaces are added on top of the printed graphics. A projector then projects the final images onto the three-dimensional surfaces. The blues inside of the globe looked like they were spinning, the flames in the 4G were flickering, and the screens on the mobile devices changed.

In-store connected devices display

Challenge:

Develop freestanding retail displays for AT&T within national retailers such as Target, Best Buy, Walmart, etc.

Solution:

A variety of connected and wearable devices in one display. Complete with lighting and strong AT&T branding, this display is almost like an AT&T mini store within various national retailers.

Massive tradeshow

Challenge:

Produce a massive trade show booth with a variety of touch points in a tight turnaround. Take into account all the needs and range of brand standards from several global corporations.

Solution:

Energetic graphics, bright orange, freestanding lightboxes, lounge area, and overhead video displays have more impact than the competition seen in the background of some of the shots.

Tradeshow with pods

Challenge:

Design unique elements for an immersive trade show to fill a footprint of 50 feet x 50 feet.

Solution:

Pods! Each pod has a slightly different color scheme, a TV, and unique printed messaging to cover product and service offerings. The pods are placed in each corner and angled in towards the center of the booth to help grab the attention of passers-by and funnel them into the center of the booth.