Concept: Compassionate Commitment to Lymphoma
 Layered, simple, yet bold, branded trade show booth concept for a client who specializes spreading awareness of  their commitment to novel treatment options for Lymphoma. Features a LCD grid wall composed of powerful stock images of patients, researchers and HCPs interspersed with phrases of commitment in an animated loop. Pictures reinforcing the importance of their commitment to lymphoma populate the screen. An ipad stand used as a registration component or as a means for HCPs to learn more about immune dysfunction in lymphoma.  

Mood board for small trade show booth. Concept: Through the lens – Immune Dysfunction in FL
Immerse the user into the microscopic world of immune dysfunction by creating a dynamic 3D interactive FL experience utilizing elements and information from their website. The booth would feature 3D-cell wall with 3 touch screens embedded OR lucite wall filled with gel or poly model resembling cells under a microscope with touch screens dropping down in front - the screens would show the immune dysfunction process at different intervals; an iPad stand for attendees to share their contact information and receive information about immune dysfunction; a free standing backlit banner with bold messaging reinforcing their commitment to lymphoma.

Patrick Henry Mall turned a dead area into a Mommy Room as a bright and inviting space for Moms to nurse in private and comfort. This project fell under the family amenities umbrella and needed to be customized to work within the parameters of their branded campaign. Logan Valley Mall wanted to revitalize a dead zone in their upstairs wing near JCPenney so family amenity graphics, seating and vending machines were added enhancing the space.

Logan Valley Mall launched a new Family Amenities Initiative to enhance traffic by creating bright, bold, inviting environmental graphics marking places for families to gather and unite. The launch started in their Food Court and expanded into other areas in the mall as well as outside with dedicated parking areas. A style guide containing mock-ups of suggested amenity areas was created and each center would be customized to meet their specific needs and branding standards.