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Project brief
Choura fabricated modular trade-show structures for Facebook, translating the brand’s business and presentation needs into physical spaces. The work included exhibit environments and meeting rooms.
Choura’s role
- Experiential Concepts & Design
- Custom Fabrication
- Experience Building
- Tenting & Structures
- Custom Structure
- Multi-Story
- Touchpoints
- Tech Integrated
- Branding
- Highly Visible
Made for Meetings
Understanding the importance of spaces conducive to business discussions, our team designed a pioneering double-decker structure. This remarkable piece consisted of two levels of private meeting spaces, each meticulously tailored to suit executive presentations. The upper level provided an expansive view of the trade show, inspiring creativity and strategic thought, while the lower level offered an intimate, distraction-free environment conducive to productive discussions.

Modular Build Strategy
In designing the structures, we adopted a flexible build strategy, enabling the reutilization of the structures’ components across multiple shows. This versatility ensured maximum utilization of resources, embodying the ethos of efficiency and adaptability synonymous with both Facebook and Choura.

Fully-Loaded
One of our primary considerations was to equip each structure with state-of-the-art technological amenities. Internal wiring and electric outlets were installed throughout, providing an uninterrupted power supply necessary for business operations. Additionally, we established local Wifi hotspots within each structure, enabling continuous connectivity and ensuring that the Facebook teams remained operational and charged throughout the event.
In essence, our collaborative endeavor with Facebook resulted in a series of high-impact, resourceful, and dynamic trade show structures, reinforcing the tech giant’s innovative brand identity.

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