Here is a throwback to the Premiers Department – Trade Development Unit (Circa 92). What an excellent use of the modular Mirage unit to capture the attention of the passing audience. The Mirage pop-up display has come a long way since 92 and is still one of the most popular portable display modules today.
Here is a throwback to Citec with a Curveform display (Circa 2003) developed by Skyline Displays Australia. What a great eye catching display. Definitely a good use of height.
Here is a throwback to DineRite in 2002 with a Skyline SkyTruss display system which they used to promote their high quality cookware at various Home Shows and Expos throughout Australia.
Looking for inspiration? Contact Skyline Displays today at info@skyline.com.au.
Have a look at this exciting throwback to 2005 when Hitachi Construction Machinery attended the National Construction Exhibition in a 15 Metre x 9 Metre stand at Olympic Park in Sydney. This was definitely one attention grabbing Inliten display system developed by Skyline Displays. This stand was developed in line with the translation of Hitachi meaning rising sun – therefore sunrise and sunsets.
Looking for inspiration? Contact Skyline Displays today at info@skyline.com.au.
Here is a throwback to the Airservices Australia with their 6×3 Metre Skytruss booth with graphics. The Australian Airports Association event in 2004 was just one of a number of events in Australia and New Zealand in 2004 and 2005 where this booth, or variations of it was used.
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