01 · The challenge
What the piece had to solve.
The study tests how one stand can hold the same brand at three different hall sizes, with a build measured in hours and nothing reprinted between venues.
Exhibition production study · 2026
Meridian Pavilion
An exhibition study in tensioned fabric, backlit panels and one frame module that covers three hall footprints.
3Hall footprints from one kit
12Interchangeable fabric panels
2Cases for the full graphic set
4Hours to build the 6m stand
02 · The response
How production answered the brief.
Graphics sit on a silicone-edge fabric system sized to a repeating frame module. Only the panels change between footprints; frame, lighting and counter stay identical. Colour was matched once, under the lighting the halls actually run.
03 · The outcome
What the finished piece achieved.
One kit covers a 6m, a 9m and a 12m stand. The graphics travel in two cases, and two people can build the smallest configuration in a morning.
Exhibition stand with tensioned fabric walls, an illuminated back panel and a printed counter
The build
Colour, material and finish.
Silicone edge fabricKeder welded to a 12mm frame profile
Backlit panelSublimated at raised density for an even spread
Matt laminateAnti-glare on the counter, for hall lighting
- 01Survey
Hall drawings, rigging limits and lighting confirmed per venue.
- 02Proof
One panel printed and lit before the full set was released.
- 03Production
Fabric sublimated, welded and matched to the frame module.
- 04Install
Built, lit and snagged on site, then struck back into cases.
Production notes
- Tensioned polyester fabric on aluminium
- Silicone edge, 12mm keder profile
- Backlit sublimation panels
- Two-person build, no tools on the graphics
Services used
- Exhibition production
- Backlit graphics
- Installation
Discipline
- Exhibition
- 2026
- Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
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