Service 01
The stand, from first sketch to final panel
Concept, technical development and production, shaped around the exhibition brief and the build window.
Included
What the service covers
Space planning, visitor flow and layout
Structural specification and technical drawings
Graphics and material selection
Lighting and finishes
Production management to handover
How it works
Design and build step by step
01
Brief and floor plan
The show, the space, the open sides, the objective and the date the hall opens.
02
Concept and layout
Spatial direction, visitor flow, structure and an initial material and lighting approach.
03
Technical sign-off
Drawings and specifications finalised for production and for the organiser submission.
What we need from you
The brief we can work from
The more of this you have at the start, the fewer assumptions end up in the drawing.
Useful to have
- The exhibition name, venue and hall
- The floor plan and stand number
- Stand dimensions and the number of open sides
- Brand guidelines and logo files
Q&A
Common questions.
Yes. An existing concept, a previous stand or a design from another agency can be taken as the starting point. We would review it against the venue rules, the floor plan and the build window before committing it to production.
Not always. Standform is an official beMatrix builder and uses the system wherever the brief benefits from a repeatable, reusable frame. Other construction methods are used where they suit the design better.
The design work itself is not the constraint. Production lead times, organiser deadlines for technical submissions and venue access dates are. Starting once the space is confirmed leaves the most room to make decisions calmly.
Have a show in the diary?
Send the exhibition, the venue, the floor space and the opening date. We will come back with the next step.
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