Exhibition Design
Today we collected three of the most eye catching Exhibition designs,
which highlight the companies brand identity and modern styles. These range from modular exhibition stands, to lighting designs and many more. We want our exhibition stand ideas blog to be as useful as possible, so if you have any feedback about a exhibition design that stands out for you and want to have something similar for your company let us know your thoughts.
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Nike Shanghai Marathon Expo 2017
by COORDINATION ASIA
The Nike Shanghai Marathon Expo 2017 brand space is all about getting faster and breaking records. A large overhead animated LED-installation displays countless target times, runners plan to reach to break their own personal bests. The center of the 1,600-square-meters space marks a trial-run-cage where runners can get tips and tricks of experienced coaches and try Nike’s Zoom Fly running shoes. Pacers who will run the marathon in a certain time introduce themselves and invite those runners to follow. A highlight is the 18-meters-long wall lists all 38,000 names of those who will participate in the 2017 Shanghai Marathon.
Kohlhaas Project 2014
by Kohlhaas Messebau GmbH & Co.
Strategic lighting and a minimalist, two-tone color scheme created maximum exposure for Kohlhaas Messebau GmbH & Co. KG in this 10-by-20-foot display at EuroShop 2014. The enchanting exhibit allowed the German firm to showcase its design acumen in a dramatic fashion that toyed with perception and underscored the company's masterful command of wit and whimsy.
'Ferrari: Under the Skin'
by Pentagram (Brand Identity & Exhibition Design)
Curated by Andrew Nahum and Gemma Curtin and designed by Pentagram, the exhibition presents an engaging narrative journey through Ferrari’s 70-year history, told through a series of thematic installations. Split into six sections, the exhibition brings together £140m worth of rare cars, as well as original drawings and memorabilia displayed in public for the first time—offering some insight into what makes the brand great.
Pentagram, working closely with curators and collaborating partners, developed the theme of the exhibition—identifying objects, media and sound from Ferrari’s archives that could be used to go under the skin—creating an immersive experience that captures the full revolutionary spirit of the manufacturer.