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The massive Coca-Cola experience had lines up to two hours long at the 2010 Winter Olympics, but those who waited were rewarded. The 8,600 square-foot Coca-Cola Pavilion experience began with high-fives on the way in from perky brand ambassadors hell-bent on making visitors happy. Next came a mini museum tour of Coke memorabilia and displays […]

They say you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover. Well, maybe you should. With a slick exterior design more reminiscent of a museum than a temporary brand experience, Samsung’s two-story, 7,500 square-foot “Olympic Rendezvous @ Samsung” pavilion at the Olympic LiveCity Yaletown received an A for its exterior curb appeal. Upstairs, visitors to the […]

For its presence at the Heart Rhythm 2009 convention in Boston, Medtronic wanted an innovative tool that would entice attendees to visit its booth and position the company as a leader in technology that helps improve peoples’ lives. An electronic multi-touch wall was the centerpiece of the 11,000-square-foot exhibit space, which included product areas, a […]

To connect with highly educated and socially active 21- to 29-year-old urbanites, Absolut Vodka created the integrated Create a Crush and Reflections campaign. The program incorporated sampling using the new Absolut Juicer, which allowed consumers to personalize concoctions using freshly-squeezed ingredients. After consumers customized a drink, they named it and posed with it for a […]

Sprite was looking to promote its sponsorship of the Sprite Step Off, a step competition series that featured 30 live events in more than 20 cities. To spread the word about the events and be perceived as a place to celebrate the creativity and originality of the multicultural college experience through stepping, scholarship and service, […]