Portfolios Archive – Page 12 of 13 – Gilbert

Franina

De Rigo REM

De Rigo REM had just merged, and they wanted to debut their new company with an impactful, disruptive exhibit that cut through the noise at Vision Expo. Gilbert created a series of modular environments that utilized distinctive materials and experiential moments to generate foot traffic, attendee buzz, and introduce this new company to the world.

Since its debut, De Rigo REM’s exhibits have included a blue vinyl cube room, a military fabric draped environment, and a branded Converse tunnel. In 2018, De Rigo REM’s exhibit won the award for “Most Creative Booth Design” and there has been significant brand awareness around the new company since 2017.

CBS

In 2012, CBS came to Gilbert with the idea of creating a brand new custom exhibit booth inspired by the 2013 reboot, Star Trek Into Darkness, Their goal was to boldy go where no exhibitor has gone before. CBS wanted a versatile booth that could be updated every year to incorporate new aspects from the Star Trek universe. Knowing this, the Gilbert design team created an adaptable environment using fabric and graphic elements. This allowed the booth to be both lightweight and easily interchangeable. Over the years, CBS and Gilbert have taken advantage of this setup, creating a fresh environment each show  – from a large scale hanging model of the Starship Enterprise to a focus on our favorite heroes. In 2017, Gilbert payed

homage to television show Star Trek Discovery by using a large fabric wall that allowed visitors to literally get a glimpse into the Star Trek universe. Acrylic characters of the show were illuminated from the top of the booth, with designs resembling an intergalactic material. This allowed the Star Trek heroes to appear as if they were floating across the momentous exhibit. Through the use of fabric, lighting, and graphics, we are able to transform the CBS booth into an entirely new environment seamlessly, and we can’t wait to see what intergalactic changes they have in mind for years to come.

Canon

Roberto Coin

OPTYX