Type of Event: Modular exhibit

Two-year-old China-based smartphone manufacturer OnePlus boasts a global cult following despite having no brick-and-mortar shops and an invitation-only sales model. For the launch of the new model, OnePlus 2, the brand leveraged the buzz-building intrigue of its business model with a pop-up experience in the middle of New York City’s Times Square. Inside the white […]

Bell Canada deployed the Bell Box over a 10-day period at three major festivals in Canada: the Francofolies French Music Festival in Montreal, the Quebec City Summer Festival and the Toronto International Film Festival. The goal: to be a fully engaged part of the festival communities at which Bell Canada served as major or lead […]

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. […]

Seven plasma screens, eight LCD monitors, six touch-screen kiosks, 17 computers, 26 speakers and 45 headphones? We’re just getting started, playa. The double-deck trailer has 48 hydraulic cylinders, two hinge-down decks, a hinge-down stage, swing-out walls and twin expandables that pivot as they slide for a unique look. Anheuser-Busch set out to build its newest […]

Hewlett-Packard let people know more about its digital cameras and entertainment products with the You + HP Experience, which hit 35 big events nationwide from March through December. It all added up to “by far the most interactive, immersive experience the company has ever created,” says Bob Major, HP’s event marketing manager. Two 70-foot trailers […]