Awards: Experience Design Awards

Kellogg’s transformed a vacant storefront in Manhattan into a pop-up experience where consumers could rethink cereal and milk. The space featured reclaimed wood, bright red metal stools and a digital menu board that looked like a chalkboard during the day and then produced a glow-in-the dark effect at night. Other cool design elements: a 28-foot […]

HGTV brought a taste of home, and its home-inspired programming, to the Country Music Association’s Music Festival with a freestanding “urban-chic” barn. Wood floors, wood beams and authentic decorative elements added to the barn experience. Inside, fans enjoyed live music performances and meet-and-greets. Outside, a large front porch and LED screens streamed all the action […]

As a top sponsor of three of Canada’s biggest music and entertainment festivals, Bell Canada wanted to make a statement. The resulting four-story Bell Box not only created the dominant presence the company was looking for, it used its very architecture to represent the brand as a cutting edge, technologically advanced and digitally savvy telecom. […]

London’s historic Old Billingsgate Market was the setting for EMC Corp.’s dazzling high-tech product launch dubbed Redefine Possible. The standout design element: a “Doctor Who”-inspired TARDIS police box that opened to a digital LED bridge that “transported attendees to the hybrid cloud.” The floor pulsed with moving “digital rain” underfoot and pushed attendees through the […]

At One Team Conference, AutoDesk’s annual sales and leadership event, the brand incorporated a two-part conference opener designed to reorient AutoDesk’s sales force by disorienting them first. It kicked off in a stark, standing-room-only space that dramatically came to life with a roaring fleet of trick motorcycle riders, screaming guitar riffs and showers of sparks […]