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02.1 3D model

From plan to stand.

The emblem becomes the dimensioned plan of a 63 m² stand, then the workshop builds it piece by piece, all the way to opening day.

The dimensioned plan of a 63 m² stand, drawn from the emblem, then the model as the workshop builds it, all the way to opening day.

9.00 × 7.00 m · 63 m² · h 4.20 m

A demonstration stand, drawn from the MUSK’AD emblem.

The stand that builds itself

Reduced motion: the model is shown as still images.Your browser can’t display 3D: here are the plan and the model as images.

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    The brief

    A 9 × 7 m footprint, 63 m². Everything starts from a 1 m grid.
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    The plan

    The four strokes of the emblem become the stand’s dimensioned plan.
  3. 03

    The floor

    A 10 cm raised floor in pale birch, with a brass stair nosing.
  4. 04

    The frame

    Four 80 × 80 mm aluminium posts and top rails.
  5. 05

    The walls

    19 mm MDF panels with birch edges, 3.00 and 2.40 m high.
  6. 06

    The fittings

    Lightbox, LED screen, counter, totem and a suspended light ring.
  7. 07

    D-Day

    The work lights go out and the show lighting takes over.
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    The plan / D-Day

    The same stand, from drawing to switch-on. Drag to compare.

Same stand, same camera: the construction drawing is always on the left and D-Day on the right, in every language (the model is never mirrored).

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Top view of the stand’s dimensioned plan, drawn in patina on a dark background.
A Dimensioned plan, 9.00 × 7.00 m
Three-quarter view of the 3D model: MDF walls, counter, totem and light ring.
B 3D model, fittings in place

08 Same stand, same camera

The plan / D-Day

The same stand, from drawing to switch-on. Drag to compare.

The same stand, from the same angle, on D-Day: show lighting, light ring, LED screen and lightbox switched on.
Construction drawing of the 9 × 7 m stand: 1 m grid, emblem strokes and construction edges in patina on a dark ground.
Stand width: 9.00 m
Same stand, same camera: the construction drawing is always on the left and D-Day on the right, in every language (the model is never mirrored).

On the show floor

And on the show floor

The model above is a demonstration stand. On a real show floor, here is a delivered stand: Garena, in Rabat, in 2026, with its logo plate CNC-machined and its counters fitted with their LED strips in our workshop.

The whole stand, the day before opening.
Fig.Garena stand in Rabat

02.2 Crafts

We design and build bespoke stands for trade fairs and events: plan, 3D render, workshop fabrication, logistics and on-site build. The same know-how goes into launch kiosks in shopping centres and into showrooms.

  1. Stands and exhibitions
  2. Kiosks and pop-up stores
  3. Event structures
  4. Scenography
  5. Showroom fit-out

02.3 Stands

What we do

  1. Signed off before it is built

    Dimensioned plan and 3D render: you approve the stand before it is built.

  2. Built in our workshop

    Structures, counters, podiums and graphics come out of our workshop, so we keep control of the finish.

  3. Built on site

    Our crews deliver and build the stand, and hand it over ready to open.

  4. From trade fair to shopping centre

    Motor-show stands, launch kiosks in shopping malls, showroom displays.

02.4 Logistics

Delivered, installed, run

The stand leaves the workshop packed for the road. Our logistics team delivers it and builds it on the show floor, then stays with you until it comes down.

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    Logistics

    Parts packed and loaded at the workshop, by day or by night, then delivered all the way to the venue: trade fair, shopping centre, outdoors.

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    Installation

    On-site build, often at night while the venue is closed to the public.

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    Event management

    On site throughout the event, with our team and our network of sound and lighting technicians.

  4. 09

    Results

    Dismantling after the event, often overnight, then a debrief and key figures shared with you: each project feeds the next.

Loading an arch onto a flatbed at night, outside the workshop.
Night build of a floor in the atrium of a closed shopping centre.
Dismantling a trade-fair stand after the event.

One point of contact

Your project manager is your contact for the whole project, coordinating our teams and partners and keeping quality, deadlines and budget on track.

The other divisions

The 4 divisions

01

Workshop

5-axis CNC machiningPaint matched to your colour codeMetalwork and welding

03

360° marketing

Brand strategyCreative and art directionAdvertising