Case Study: Indianapolis Zoo Goes Mobile with Portable "Museum Exhibit" Display

Thompson/Kerr presents a case study demonstrating how a versatile portable display can effectively and dramatically deliver your message to the public. Jane Thompson and her skilled staff can provide the right solutions for a variety of display needs and uses.

Case Study: Indianapolis Zoo Goes Mobile with Portable Display

Problem: The Indianapolis Prize, sponsored by the Indianapolis Zoo and the Lilly Foundation, is a bi-annual award presented to leaders in the field of animal conservation.

The sponsors wanted to produce a display to introduce the prize and announce the winner to the public. The display would be exhibited in several locations on a traveling basis, including the lobbies of a number of local businesses.

Solution: Jane recommended:

A 12' extrusion frame system (a standard 10" unit with a 2' ft side extension piece)
"Pillow Case" style graphics that slide over the frame and zip shut

This system provided a three-dimensional display that included:

Sharp, eye-catching images
Flat screen monitor
Clear acrylic overlays

While longer than a standard 10' trade show booth, that was not its primary intended use, so not a major issue.

Results: The final results of the finished product looked more like a museum exhibit than a trade show display.

It was highly effective in delivering the intended message, and received very positive consumer feedback.

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