I have started to prepare new ideas for our exhibition in Amsterdam this October
Here you can see 1st one:
I will keep you posted what will happen next 🙂
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I worked on this elements to get the impression of the dragon’s movement. It is very interesting how can you operate in the Revit Family space. The whole Revit-Family concept is quite useful thing to implement into designing process. So welcome to the Dragon and his movement “Revit – Incarnation” 😉
I prepared the design for the self storage conference in Stockholm founding the main idea around Swedish “Long Boat” and Steel Storage being the leader and winner. As the brave sailors crushing the waves and looking forward.
The result received so many positive comments so I decided to make small joke and created this funny trailer.
Hope I will make you smile:-)
This year our annual Self Storage Conference took place in London where Steel Storage Europe – company I’m working for is having headquarter.
I was asked to prepare something special for this occasion so I started to look for the ideas around and
the connections between the main subjects for this purpose.
I tried to put Steel Storage brand as the first on the line to underline its position of the leader on self storage market.
Because we are playing central role at the conference floor we had middle entrance place which I treated as Steel Storage Stand being the gate to the rest of participants.
This fact caused very interesting design requirements because of the 2 opposite directions I had to follow.
First was to put all needed information onto the stand’s elements.
Second was to great emptiness and invitation feeling of the entrance gate.
Additionally we had implemented the most important symbols of London. The top ring based on the idea of St. Paul’s Dome was imprinted around with London’s Panorama.
The doors were embedded with the reliefs the cathedral,
the Queen and English Lion.
Transparency of the Plexiglas’s panels for both gate’s sides gave us breath of space and shiny look.
On this short video you can see the end product of our cooperation :
To warm myself up I took a part in one contest.
The subject was: Stand for “Mennica Polska” (Polish Mint) on expo in Berlin.
The contest was design for students looking for new carrier path as expo-designers with one of polish companies designing this kind of projects. So it wasn’t designed for me but being small and interesting I was tempted to take a part. I expected my fellow competitors being brilliant and refreshing with absolute perfection in a skill of using 3d modelling software. That’s the reason I didn’t expect to win it, which of course didn’t happen but I was surprised by the projects of my competitors and preferences of the jury. But then, we know it’s better don’t talk to much about the tastes. This exercise is rather hopelessly pointless. Better I’ll leave you alone with the pictures. They always say more than 1000 words.
Below you can see my project and here is the link to the results of whole competition: http://www.exspace.pl/wyEXPOnuj/Konkurs_wyEXPOnuj_sie_Ocena_projektow.pdf
PS. If you can’t see my name on the contest list this means they still haven’t corrected their names mistake.
Here is very good example how design – production – cooperation can work in a prosper of everybody:
I’ve designed this exposition – project for the company named Zebra-box
as a proposition for an exhibition using their zebra pattern as main motive.
Steven White prepared his proposition:
Client added his suggestions and opinions, Arkadiusz Stefaniuk of Steel Storage factory produced them and we’ve got this result:
Well done guys 🙂