OUR WORK
ATCO
Atco Energy approached Nexus Exhibits about wanting to make a large presence during its launch into providing residential services throughout Alberta, commencing early 2016. They were looking for a booth that was easy to transport, inviting to potential clients, had size versatility and allowed for an “on the spot sign-up”. We developed a 20×20 open concept booth that was both visually striking and incorporated their new brand colours and logo, while also utilizing latest technologies in order to provide simplified solutions. This booth launched at the Edmonton Home and Renovation show in January 2016, and immediately made an impact by capturing “Best in Show”. The versatility aspect of this booth is in its ability be convert into a 10×20 booth which was used in the Red Deer Home and Garden show in February, and more recently at the Calgary Garden show at spruce meadows as a 10×10. This custom design is the result of the partnership between Atco Energy, Nexus Exhibits and Nomadic Display. Together we assessed a need, designed a solution, generated a buzz and implemented a “go to” market strategy that has resulted in an impressive ROI for Atco Energy. Contact Nexus today to find out how we can do the same for your company.
GMC/CHEVY
Working with GMC/Chevy’s agency Nexus was tasked to help with a display solution for their 50′ x 75′ booth space. We divided the two brands with an 8’x20′ digital wall rental on a elevated platform, supported by their 2 pick up trucks.
TUNDRA
We had the pleasure of working with Tundra on an extremely ambitious trade show concept. The booth filled a 50 x 60 space, but was also convertible to a 20 x 20 for smaller shows. At it’s largest configuration the booth concept included a double decker construction, with a space for VIP on the second floor, and an enclosed presentation area at the bottom. We also incorporated the custom metal touch screen displays for attendees to actively interact and engage with the booth.
SYNGENTA
Syngenta presented us with the need for a display concept that exuded a distinctive, contemporary look and feel to capture the essence of science and agriculture. Syngenta also requested that there was a casual meeting space, along with two oneonone meeting areas incorporated into the booth design. To execute this within a 20×30 space we started with a stretch fabric of the Syngenta logo and a lit bridge structure to bring attention to the centre of the booth housing a large meeting area framed by horizontal elements. The ends of the bridge were anchored by 2 large towers that acted as a storage units and further defined the theme of the space. With the design being a harmonious combination of aluminum and custom elements the Syngenta booth concept won best of show on it’s debut appearance.
SUNCOR
Suncor presented us with the unique opportunity to work with one of the largest energy companies in the world to implement a strategy designed to communicate their brand refresh in the trade show space, where they previously lacked a strong presence. The main goal was to design a display that reflected their importance in the industry and embrace the energy of their bold new campaign. To produce the desired result, we started with the main focal point as a large curved fabric screen, which simultaneously attracted guests from all angles, and played off the circular element of the Suncor brand. Intersecting the circular space was a 3-legged fabric-skinned aluminum structure that elegantly framed the area and facilitated the mounting of TV monitors, looping videos and a plethora of touch screen technology that further solidified Suncor’s reputation as an innovator in the industry.
SCHLUMBERGER
Schlumberger presented us with two objectives. First to showcase Schlumberger’s 50 years of Canadian heritage. Secondly to create a booth that represented innovation and creativity. It was important to them that the display be eyecatching and draw in people from a distance. Our solution was an eight metre high rotating sign, suspended 1.5 meter wide maple leaves and a series of six 6.5 metre high fingers encircling the main gathering area. The concept received widespread attention, and was featured in the Calgary Herald for it’s grandiose and contemporary design.
SASKATOON AIRPORT AUTHORITY
Working with Saskatoon Airport Authority gave us the unique opportunity to create a display solution that could be used for various purposes and venues. They came to us with the need to capture the feel and essence of saskatchewan and simultaneously cultivating a welcoming and inviting space where attendees could interact with the booth and booth staff. We started off with a Milan structure to ensure beautiful graphics, and simplistic setup and takedown. We incorporated extending arches over the defining structures to allow or different configurations while preserving a feeling of cohesiveness. To accommodate guests we also integrated furniture rentals to create an inviting and relaxing space for attendees to relax and speak with staff and fellow visitors.
RICHARDSON
Richardson approached us with the need for a display concept that would exemplify a higher profile for their company and reflected their position as a premier competitor in the industry contained within a 20×20 space. They expressed a need for space to hold one-on-one meetings, storage and monitors where booth staff could have internet access. Our solution was to create meeting stations with monitors around the perimeter of the booth to increase the likelihood of engaging passers by. We then incorporated a halo structure to attract attention from all viewing angles. We also meticulously designed the booth to ensure it’s structural integrity echoed Richardson’s image as a leader and innovator in their industry.
NUREVA
Nureva gave us the unique opportunity to work with them on their first trade show exhibit as a new company. They expressed the need for visibility across the trade show floor and some type of solution to be able to highlight and demonstrate their software. To achieve this we wanted to create a tall structure, this would allow or high visibility, while eliminating the need to rig or hang any signage. We incorporated a halo design for the banner atop the display to allow for 360 degree viewing angles. Next, we incorporated four demo stations that included computers for visitors to interact with the software. We also created an area for informative signage that could double as a presentation area with a large monitor on the perimeter of the booth.PAST AWARDS
2013
UFA Co-operative Ltd - Best Booth
2013 AgExpo
2012
UFA Co-operative Ltd - Best Multi Booth
Display Award
2012 Western Canadian Crop Production
Show
2011
IHS Energy - Best in Show Award 2011 Recovery Show
Richardson International - Most Innovative Booth Award 2011 AgExpo
Richardson International - Best Large Booth Award 2011 Western Canadian Crop Production Show
2010
Novatel - Star Award Best Trade Show booth (Finalist) 2010 AUVSI Trade Show
LouisDreyfus Commodities - Best of Show 2010 Western Canadian Crop Production Show
2007
Dow AgroSciences - Best of Show 2007 Western Canadian Crop Production Show
Nexus Exhibits Ltd. - Consumer Choice Awards 2007 Display Designers and Builders