Archives: Case Study
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Sub-Zero Woos Design Snobs with a Poetic, Artsy Booth
Kitchen designers, architects and builders are a tough crowd. They’re discriminating, opinionated, tightly networked and at the end of the day, downright mission-critical to any exhibitor at the Kitchen/Bath Industry Show. Sub-Zero took on design snobs and tough cookies alike by leveraging the skills of renowned kitchen designer Mick De Giulio and interior designer Jamie […]
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EA Packs Gameplay, Green Screen into a Mobile Hub
Electronic Arts wanted to take high-def video game sampling beyond the standard retail and shopping mall experiences. So was born The Hub, an 18-wheel mobile tour that EA took to music festivals, community events, sporting matches and theme parks throughout the UK and Ireland last summer. The Hub was based on a tri-axle step framed […]
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Metalast Tour Features Sophisticated Training Center
Executives at Metalast know that live demonstrations of its metal finishing services and face-to-face meetings are the company’s most powerful sales tools. But getting Fortune 500 engineers and procurement execs to Metalast’s Minden, NV, headquarters isn’t always easy. Enter the Touring Resource & Educational Exhibit, or T-REX, a mobile showcase and conference room that allowed […]
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Wrigley Visits Hispanic Markets with Family Interactives
To target the Hispanic market, Wrigley created the Planeta Wrigley tour that visited festivals across the country. The goal: sampling and to create brand affinity by tapping into this market’s passion for music, technology and sports. Targeting kids and families, the tour was divided into two zones—Orbit and Eclipse domes—created to keep consumers interactive as a […]
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Chrysler Goes Golfing with a Double-Decker Mobile Showcase
With a corporate tagline like “Engineered Beautifully” and a top-shelf brand like Chrysler, the mobile vehicle had better be good. George P. Johnson and Craftsmen delivered with a one-of-a kind, double-decker mobile showcase that used cutting-edge interactives to pack ’em in below and—an industry first—a hydraulic-powered, 40-person observation deck to keep ’em happy above. From […]




