Exhibit Studio

We've been building sculptural acoustic screens for a circular meeting and events space with Zeidler at the University of Alberta: hundreds of individual panels, each with low-relief engraving, coming together to form one floral pattern that encircles the room.

Installation started this week. 🛠️ We can't wait to see the final results that will enhance the acoustics, design and overall experience of the space.

BeeMaid Honey came to us ahead of the Restaurants Canada Show, needing a booth tailored to foodservice buyers and culinary decision-makers on a busy show floor.

We landed on a 10x20 modular display with integrated shelving and a custom counter for product. The vibrant fabric graphics lean into the warmth of the co-op with real imagery of the people and process behind BeeMaid's honey.

The display scales down to a 10x10, so that they can scale to fit different shows without reinventing their entire exhibit.

We handled design, fabrication, show logistics, shipping, install, and dismantle at The International Centre in Mississauga.

See the full project here: https://www.exhibitstudio.ca/projects/beemaid-honey-trade-show-display

Planning your next exhibit? We've got resources to help you.

Whether you're just getting started or deep into the details, Our Resources page has worksheets, inspiration packages, video tutorials, and guides that are all free.

Check it out here: https://www.exhibitstudio.ca/insights/resources

Field of Fame No. 8 has landed at WinSport's Canada Olympic Park.

Since 2018, we've collaborated with the Alberta Champions Society on the design, electrical planning, fabrication, and installation of monuments honouring Albertans who've shaped our province.

This build includes seven recipient monuments and one donor recognition display, built in our shop alongside partners in stainless steel, concrete, and glass.

Family and friends of the honourees joined for the unveiling of this outdoor exhibit in June, located at one of Calgary's most significant Olympic legacy sites.

Morleyville: Stories of the Land and People Interpretive Trail is a partnership between the McDougall Stoney Mission Society and a group of Îyârhe Nakoda Elders and community members.

The trail features panels in both English and Stoney, sharing stories of the people and the land that transcend more than 150 years of history at the site.

Our role: fabricating the outdoor interpretive panels, entrance arch sign, and donor recognition sign. We took the supplied graphics, proofed and set them up for large format print, and created the fabrication documents for each freestanding piece.

Made in-house, each interpretive panel is a dye-sublimation print on powder-coated aluminum. This ensures graphics hold their vibrant colour and won't chip, fade, or peel through years of weather and foot traffic. Steel pans hold each panel in place, set on wooden posts with support sleeves.

Our team coordinated the post hole auguring and concrete work, then installed the signage on site — including using a lift to get the archway panels overhead.

🚜 From concept to install: the Tractor Building exhibits at Heritage Acres Farm Museum.

Our footprint for this project included conceptual layout and designing the exhibit graphics. Here's what we built, designed, and installed:

→ Timeline panel tracing the evolution of tractors
→ Exterior building letters marking the entrance
→ Freestanding displays built around each era
→ Archival reproduction prints preserving original imagery

Headed near Pincher Creek this summer? Stop in and see the history up close.

We're looking for a Design Manager to lead our talented team of 3D and graphic designers.

Your creative vision, technical expertise, and strong leadership guides projects from concept through final ex*****on. You build a collaborative design culture and hold the line on exceptional design standards along the way.

Know someone who would be a great fit? Share this post and apply here: https://www.exhibitstudio.ca/careers/design-manager