Experience Design Awards Archives - Page 2 of 19 - Event Marketer
The Museum of the Bible brings the bible to life with the Hebrew Bible experience
THE SETUP: Stories from the Bible are vivid, emotional and chaotic. To tell them requires an epic storytelling mechanism, and for experience builders that means a balance of physical and screened effects. The Hebrew Bible experience at Museum of the Bible, a 30-minute immersive journey that spanned 15,000 square feet and included five mini theaters...
Absolute Elyx Samples its High-end Spirit from a Sparkling Mobile Bar
WHY THE JUDGES LOVE IT: Absolut Elyx’s brand identity is luxurious. Its sparkling mobile bar, that could serve up to 1,000 people at any stop, certainly did the trick in positioning it in the high-end spirits space at lifestyle events across the country. Anything that was metal on the truck was wrapped in copper, from...
Applegate Rings in the Holiday Season with a Bacon Sampling Tour
WHY THE JUDGES LOVE IT: Applegate launched a seven-city holiday tour to sample bites made from its organic bacon, traveling from Florida all the way up to New York City’s Radio City Music Hall. The vehicle had a fully functioning kitchen with a menu by celebrity chef Ian Knauer that included items like Applegate bacon...
How Bumble Took its Platform Offline with a Pop-up Space for Networking
WHY THE JUDGES LOVE IT: The Bumble app helps people date, make friends and network, and for three months the Bumble Hive L.A. pop-up offered a functional and fashionable space to meet live. Among design highlights (that Architectural Digest covered, mind you): Gleaming yellow colors, backlit mirrors, chandeliers, plush seating and a hexagonal hive pattern...