CASE STUDY: COORS LIGHT AT Carolina Country Music Fest Outdoor Festival BRANDING OUR GOAL: BOLD BRANDING, PRACTICAL SHADE—AN ACTIVATION THAT STANDS OUT THE DETAILS: Our Client:Zane ProductionsPartners Productions Event:Carolina Country Music Fest End Client:Molson Coors Beverage Company Products & Services Used: Truss CoverShade Structure Our Shade Structures have been stellar, captivating clients worldwide with their innovative…
CASE STUDY: EDNY DESIGN EXCELLENCE Borderless Projection Screens™ OUR GOAL: Elevating Projection Mapping with Advanced Screen Technology THE DETAILS: Client:Event Design New York Venue:Philadelphia Marriott Downtown Event:Association of National Advertisers Conference Products & Services Used: Borderless Projection Screens™ As an expert in seamless meeting and special event production, Event Design New York (EDNY) has maintained a longstanding…
CASE STUDY: productionglue EXPERIENTIAL ACTIVATION OUR GOAL: Elevating NBA’s Exhibit Design with ProductionGlue THE DETAILS:Corporation: Hovercraft Location:Salt Lake City, Utah Project Designer:productionglue Products & Services Used: Construct Temporary Structure System Projection Floor Graphics Installation We were commissioned by productionglue on behalf of Hovercraft to produce an experiential activation for Yahoo Sports during the NBA All-Star…
CASE STUDY: American Express EXPERIENCE TENT LINERS OUR GOAL: TRANSFORMING FESTIVAL SPACES INTO EXCLUSIVE BRAND ENVIRONMENTS THE DETAILS: Client:Dynamic Productions Venue:Randall’s Island Park Event:Panorama Music Festival Products & Services Used: Tent Liners This was our second visit to the Panorama Music Festival in NYC, where Dynamic Productions and Momentum Productions invited us to assist with the American Express AMEX Experience. As the title…
CASE STUDY: AJIJAAK ON TURTLE ISLAND Transformable Stage Design OUR GOAL: Where Artistry Meets Innovation in Stage Fabrication THE DETAILS: Client:Christopher and Justin Swader Venue:La MaMa in New York City Event:Ajijaak on Turtle Island Products & Services Used: Full Moons Christopher and Justin Swader, award-winning designers, created epic stage sets for Moss using Full Moon products.…
CASE STUDY: CHINA SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY MUSEUM Immersive Exhibition Fabrication for China Science Museum THE CHALLENGE: Fabricate structures for an immersive temporary science exhibit. THE DETAILS:Corporation: China Science and Technology Museumat Quinghua UniversityLocation: Beijing, ChinaProject Designer: Hefei Panshi Technology Ltd. Products & Services Used: Moss Groove™ Freestanding Walls Our office in Changzhou partnered with Hefei Panshi…
THE CATHEDRAL OF MONET – YADEGAR ASISI We have partnered with Yadegar Asisi since 2005 to produce the largest panoramas in the world. We developed the textile, art file management and installation approach alongside Asisi and the results are nothing short of breathtaking. Scale is our challenge here—art file size, panel size, and install size,…
Shanghai APPPEXO – Taking the Exhibit to the Next Level Shanghai Modern International Exhibition Co., Ltd. – the organization behind China’s largest advertising exhibit, APPPEXPO – showcased a stunning front-of-hall trade show booth design that drew inspiration from the famous Chinese Imperial palace. This thoughtful design was created to instill confidence and uplift the industry’s…
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles at CES – An Award-winning Exhibit Experience The Fiat Chrysler Automobiles N.V.’s CES exhibit is a great example of the power of innovative design and meticulous execution for a remarkable branded event design. Awarded the ‘Best of CES’ by Exhibitor Magazine, this immersive exhibit brilliantly showcased the impact of creative event fabrication.…
Shell Polymers For new brand Shell Polymers’ first ever trade show exhibit, Moss Groove™ panels created a high-impact destination for the 4,000 sq. ft., two-story experience at NPE. Moss fabricated 82 hanging panels, positioned both vertically and horizontally, with some more than 90 ft. long. We also provided highly visible hanging lightboxes. The project was…
