Stand

The booth is developed around a central void that becomes the central place for product display.The walls that define the enclosure of the exhibition court are developed on two levels and differentiated materially and sensorially by the use of painted OSB for the upper part which functions as the crowning of the structure.All ancillary functions are identified within a service space along the length of the booth. More

An adaptable skeleton wrapped in a translucent skin delivers iconic visual communication and a continuous landscape of ceramic surfaces.Designed for Kale Group – worldwide manufacturer of ceramic tiles and porcelain stoneware – the stand has the aim to qualify the identity of the company. The space is divided in five exhibition areas - each dedicated to a different brand belonging to Kale - linked by a central space for lounging and meeting. The company’s request for a low budget solution with high visual impact informed the design process, driving its focus on the idea of versatility as a conceptual frame. The result was a low-definition modular skeleton made by painted wood, wrapped in a semi-transparent digital printed fabric skin. This... More

Brigada developed the concept for an exhibition of Adris Group’s multiple-award-winning annual reports, realized over the past ten years in association with Bruketa& Žinić OM, at this year’s Weekend Media Festival. For the exhibition, held in a former tobacco factory, Brigada installed ten white cylinders, each functioning as a “mini pavilion” presenting one annual report. On the exterior of each cylinder, important events associated with that year were listed, while on the inside, the specific design of the annual report was displayed. By “entering” a mini pavilion, visitors created their own micro space where they could briefly get away from the bustle of the festival and view the exhibition in peace. Visitors who refrained from du... More

As for the previous years, Brigada was in charge of Adris promotion during the Weekend Media Festival in Rovinj. The brief was to transform ideas and messages from Adris recent annual report to a spatial intervention in the former Tobacco Factory. The idea of growth, through identification and nurturing of the potential was transformed by the living, organic installation with growing grass. Unlike the previous Adris promotional stands at the WMF in Rovinj, where the pavilion was primarily a visual experience, this time focus was on the phenomenon of growth. A natural ambient has been created, opposed to an unusual form around which festival visitors stopped, used it to relax, talk, work on their computers or just go through Adris c... More

Pabellon Tendencias Habitat 2015 in Mexico by BCA Taller de Diseño More

The exhibition space designed for Moreschi by Migliore + Servetto Architects at Pitti Immagine Uomo 2015, is a welcoming area both to discover and appreciate the qualities of the new products. A wide, luminous wall reveals the famous “walk” designed by AG Franzoni in the sixties: Moreschi shoes are displayed on a illuminated background, representing the “route” from the brand's past to its present. In the centre, four big, white kaleidoscopes supported by small bundles of metal tubes, create endless reading in a dynamic game of display, lights and projections around the product. Optic cones which offer dual reading on the larger side, on a plane of black Alcantara, accommodate product types, arranged in different versions and pin... More

Using all their experience and tools necessary to transform the possibilities of this pavilion, German Velasco Arquitectos team created, as always, a new concept reinventing the 36 square meters in endless details, an interior view to be seen walking around the perimeter or going into its corridors, but most of all to avoid losing sight of each of the details that form it. Fulfilling their objective they reinvented the space in hundreds of possibilities with only one option that parts from the base of infinite alternatives and proposes —as an allegory— a wooden structure that forms a large cube with outstanding niches of different sizes that frame the selected pieces to create a whole integrated of hundreds of small spaces. T... More

The Urban Spa was created exploring the thematic and symbols found on the streets. This is a business model for the young entrepreneur, between 25 to 40 years, which corresponds to 35% of the growth of companies in Brazil. The idea is to have a space that provides a new look and contemporary tools of wellness & wellbeing to help these new entrepreneurs to better cope with their stressful work demand. In this project, the Luxury found in most spas gives room to a more stripped and irreverent kind of spa. "We tried to give a new look to the concept of relaxation, getting into a more contemporary and dynamic view of well-being. The space proposes a way to relax in a real scenario, suggesting that welfare can be anywhere and anytime." say... More

This space was developed to be included in a temporary exhibit. One of the most important markers was to combine the use of technology with customer service. This was achieved by using a large number of LDC screens that were repeated infinitely through the mirrors located on the floor and ceiling. A space with a pool and dome was selected to achieve the effect. More

Centro de Tecnologías Telmex in México by Serrano Monjaraz Arquitectos More