As always, it starts with a concept drawing. We had just gotten our MultiCam CNC plasma cutter before building the booth, which meant we could do some pretty amazing and fancy metalwork. The booth itself would be a showcase of our creative and problem-solving abilities.
The booth itself was part of our presentation and showcased what we did. Because we knew the booth would be handled by forklifts out of our control we purposely aged the display. Any new scrapes would blend right into those we purposefully incurred as we built the display.
We crammed our ten-foot booth with tons of our very best work. This included signs, models, concept art and dimensional displays. We even included a TV to show videos of our projects. The booth was a reflection of how our design studio looks, somewhat cluttered but overflowing with creativity.
The booth itself was part of our presentation and showcased what we did. Because we knew the booth would be handled by forklifts out of our control we purposely aged the display. Any new scrapes would blend right into those we purposefully incurred as we built the display.
The booth glowed brightly under our additional lights. We played warm colors against cool for maximum effect. The booth was informative yet simple. If guests wanted more information we had our iPads and computers at the ready. We also had the apps on our mobile phones to scan their badges and take notes to follow up with more information later.
