Bold Geometric Structures in Exhibition Design

A key feature of the Virgo stall is this domed, rib-like wooden structure that creates a semi-private meeting space. It offers a fascinating contrast to the more angular elements of the pavilion design.

The long facade of the Virgo stall showcases the brand's identity with a bold red wall and large-scale graphics. The design uses translucent panels and strong vertical lines to create a visually engaging and impressive presence.

This interior view of the Virgo pavilion shows how the overhead structural elements and pillars define the space. The combination of wood textures and red accents creates a cohesive and branded environment for meetings and product displays.

The interplay of light and shadow on the geometric volumes of the Virgo stall. The use of pendant lights and spotlights highlights the architectural details and creates a warm, inviting atmosphere.

A view across the main floor of the Virgo exhibition space, showing how the design facilitates visitor flow. The open layout allows for easy navigation between product displays and seating areas.

This angle highlights the various product display systems integrated into the Virgo stall's architecture. The design provides a functional and aesthetically pleasing framework for showcasing laminates, aluminum, and plywood.

For RP Plywood, we designed a 72 sq.m stall with a dramatic, unibody structure. The concept features a tapering form that opens to create entry points, finished in a textured red paint for a monolithic appearance.

The geometric complexity of the RP Plywood stall is visible from this angle, with faceted surfaces and a strong sense of verticality. The illuminated logo is integrated directly into the architectural form.

Inside the RP Plywood stall, a live-edge wooden table provides a natural contrast to the modern, geometric trellis wall. This area was designed for detailed discussions and reviewing product catalogues.