
The Midnight Gala
A black-tie fundraiser built around a single rule: the room changes character three times before midnight, and nobody sees it happen.
Mumbai, India 420 guests
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Exhibitions 17 – 20 September 2024
A 340-square-metre pavilion built entirely from materials the client sells, and dismantled without a skip.
Creative concept
A materials company should not build a stand from materials it does not sell. Every panel, joint and surface in the pavilion was a product in the catalogue, labelled as such.
Show regulations, fire certification and load limits for a structure made entirely of the client’s own untested-for-exhibition products.
Fire and load certification obtained for each product ahead of submission, with a documented reclaim plan for every component.
Full certification cleared eight weeks out. Every component was reclaimed into stock; the stand produced no skip waste.
Run of show 3 cues
Abridged from the working run sheet. Every line was owned by a named person before the doors opened.

Film
Films for client events are shared privately. The photo essay is the public record.
How we cover eventsThe client
The stand was the product demonstration. We have never had a simpler story to tell on a show floor.
Elena Whitfield
Commercial Director, Verdant Materials, Verdant Materials
Exhibitions, 12,000 guests
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