Think about the visitor's route
The entrance, sequence of displays and points of interaction all influence how people encounter the content. We consider the intended audience and purpose when discussing the spatial direction.
OMICS / JEDDAH · SAUDI ARABIA
Exhibition design around a considered visitor journey.
An exhibition is experienced through movement, encounters and the way information is presented. OMICS explores spatial design and visual communication so the different parts of the experience relate to a clear idea.
Tell us about your project ↗Connect the environment to the identity
Graphics, displays and spatial elements can carry the same visual language. The design brief helps determine which elements should be explored and how they connect to the brand or exhibition theme.
What the design scope can cover
- Exhibition concept and spatial approach
- Visitor flow and display relationships
- Visual communication for agreed elements
What to share when you contact us
- The purpose and intended audience
- Site plans, dimensions and constraints
- The content or products to display
- Identity files and project requirements
Questions about this service
How does this differ from booth design?
Booth design focuses on an individual stand. Exhibition design considers a wider environment, how its parts relate and how people move through it.
Can you design around supplied plans?
Yes. Share the available plans and requirements so we can agree on what the design should cover. Construction and event operations are separate from the design scope described here.