Awards: Experience Design Awards
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Zappos Offers Relaxing Engagements at Yoga Festival
Zappos offered wellness-driven Wanderlust Festival attendees a tranquil setting with Prana and Sanuk displays (brands featured on its e-commerce site), hair braiding, an apothecary bar and flash tattooing. The focal point of the 40-foot by 40-foot wood-decked space was a 30-foot-wide yurt with an open ceiling. Also in the footprint, the Utkatasana (“chair pose”) Lounge […]
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Consumers Chill at Nike’s Immersive Glacial Event
It may have been 90 degrees in Manhattan, but Nike’s September launch of its Cold Weather Collection and Therma-Sphere Max gear at SIR Stage 37 was ice-cold. To transform the way consumers think about working out in cold weather (the added layers… you’re too hot, then you’re too cold), Nike transformed a 9,100-square-foot space into […]
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Facebook IQ Live Targets Next-Generation Advertisers
At Spring Studios in New York City, Facebook targeted the “next generation” of agency and advertising leaders (as opposed to the c-suite) with IQ Live. The event focused on everyday moments, highlighting different audiences’ paths to purchase with installations on two floors. Among standouts—an immersive life-like Home installation with live actors acting out new parent […]
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Fiat Merges History and Modern Tech at Dealer Event
What’s the ultimate driving experience? For 105-year-old Italian automaker Alfa Romeo, it’s style and speed and history, a theme the brand merged with the launch of a futuristic sedan at the Alfa Romeo Historical Museum with 460 brand representatives, journalists and dealers in attendance. The event offered 3D environments, a wind tunnel, a rotating podium, […]
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Canon’s EXPO Zones Highlight Brand Versatility
You may think of Canon as a camera brand, but as its EXPO program set out to prove, it’s much more than that. Its worldwide exhibition tour, featuring a 161,090-square-foot experience at the Jacob Javits Convention Center in New York City, brought to life the various spaces it operates in, from sports to medicine, broken […]




