Selected work
Showrooms, experience centers and exhibition spaces — each shaped by a different purpose, audience and setting.
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Reading the project evidence
A reference project helps explain a design or delivery question. It should not be treated as a fixed package with the same budget, programme or technical scope for every new site.
Permanent corporate showrooms, experience centers and temporary exhibition stands serve different visitor situations. Consider the audience, presentation mode and operating life before choosing a reference. The APSAT exhibition stand, for example, is a temporary trade-show project rather than a permanent headquarters showroom.
Case pages identify project photography, installation-stage imagery, site-video stills and design visuals. Available imagery supports discussion of the space and exhibits, while any unconfirmed size, completion date, equipment specification or detailed responsibility should be checked separately.
Share the part of a reference that is useful to you: the visitor route, physical products, model display, media format or construction coordination. That gives a more specific starting point than asking to reproduce an entire project without its original brief.
Related planning guides
A usable brief connects visitor objectives with site information, exhibit requirements and the decisions needed for design, construction and multimedia production.
Read guide →Space, content and equipment need a shared set of decisions. This guide explains the interfaces to resolve before fabrication, production and on-site integration.
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