Case study

The Mountain Planet exhibition honors the stakeholders of mountain territories and resorts.
For the Auvergne Rhône Alpes Region, this exhibition holds a special place. The message to highlight is clear: a Region that is committed and positioned as the primary partner for mountain territories. In addition to its commitment, the Region aims to be exemplary in facing new challenges. The goal is to create an eco-friendly, recyclable, and reusable stand.
This stand accommodates several hubs and clusters, partners of the region, each having its space for reception and communication. Various shared spaces are emphasized, whether for professional meetings, conferences, or more intimate discussions with a dedicated pitch area. The stand should be adaptable to host different events throughout the exhibition.

With the given objectives, our design team suggests the guiding theme to showcase a dynamic territory throughout the year: "From Hiking to Snowy Peaks," setting the theme.
While maintaining eco-designed materials, we highlight the various reliefs of our territories through printed Reboard (corrugated cardboard) screens that make up all communication spaces. The stand is entirely accessible to everyone with beveled angles and adapted reception counters.
The conference space is adaptable to quickly accommodate different activities (conferences, receptions...) with tables featuring removable legs and wooden tabletops from a local supply chain, along with stackable chairs.
The pitch box is inspired by a contemporary chalet, incorporating local wood and transparent surfaces for a lighter structure that attracts visitors and piques curiosity.
The cozy space consists of planter screens and rolling tables made from spruce sourced from the same local supply chain, complemented by poufs made from untreated local wool by an association committed to professional reintegration.
The floor is made of 100% recyclable carpet

Following a presentation, we readjust some spaces to meet the needs of clusters and adapt the layout. The cost estimation phase is initiated: consulting all our partners, validating recycling channels. Our carpentry manager studies the partitions, the internally manufactured furniture to optimize reuse. We work with woods and laminates to ensure the reuse and recycling of materials. We produce a detailed quote to validate each point with maximum transparency.

Simultaneously, we initiate the manufacturing process with material and furniture orders. Once the materials are received, the carpentry workshop starts crafting partitions, custom furniture, reception counters, etc. There is also a lot of preparation and verification work for rented structures, lighting, power supplies, etc. Everything is selected and packaged. Then comes the palletization stage to prepare for logistics. The stand is packaged and protected to ensure flawless transportation.
Our design team, in collaboration with the technical teams, prepares the installation file for the project.

Upon the stand's return, two options are considered based on the elements involved:
- Storage of items that can be reused
- Recycling channels (carpet, canvases, etc.) for elements that cannot be reused.
All of this is part of the commitment to a stand that can be guaranteed to be 95% reusable and recyclable.