FEBRUARY 24-28, 2008
Pacific Domes was at the Catersource 2008 Event Solutions Idea Factory trade show in February. This show, held at the Las Vegas Convention Center, was another opportunity for us to present our trend-setting product.
We set up a 24 ft. Dome, that was furnished with our custom designed “Spacebar,” to show how our product creates cutting-edge events.
JANUARY 16-18, 2008
Booth #249 was very popular this year at the Special Event Trade Show in Atlanta. It was where Pacific Domes was exhibiting a 20 ft. Event Dome that featured a powder-coated frame, a Rola-trac floor system and a custom designed “Spacebar” (designed by Jason Weade, our in-house industrial designer).
We had great results, including positive feedback from a number of people from the East Coast who had never seen or been in one of our domes before. We expect that this will generate more business in that part of the country. We were even voted “Best in Show” by an association in Las Vegas!
JANUARY 5-6, 2008
In January we had a 44 ft. Dome in the Swiss Alps. Our Dome served as the VIP viewing area for the World Cup ski event, which attracted over 34,000 spectators this year - a new record!
DECEMBER 15, 2007
Ernst & Young (Poland), a leading international, professional advisory services company, held their private Christmas party in Warsaw this past December.
We provided four 60 ft. Domes and one 30 ft. Dome that were all connected and colorfully lit.
The festive Domes made a really unique atmosphere in which to entertain.
DECEMBER 15, 2007
Adobe celebrated its 25th anniversary this past December with a huge party in San Jose, California.
The band “Smash Mouth” made a surprise appearance and rocked the house. For this holiday season event, we provided a 30 ft. Dome, set up on a riser, which was used to feature a new interactive, graphics projection system that was being showcased to Adobe employees.
DECEMBER 7-8, 2007
Google, once again, went all out for its annual Holiday Party (photos by Ken Tidwell).
This extravagant event was held at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California, and was attended by close to 11,000 people. It was so large that it had to be split into two evenings. Pacific Domes provided two Lycra Domes that were suspended from the ceiling with projectors inside, creating festive lighting effects. One of the Domes hung over the DJ, who was on a raised platform, rocking it out in the center of the room.
Dome structures are popping up in outdoor event designs more frequently because they provide a completely different look and feel than traditional tents-and clients are always on the lookout for a way to stand out from the crowd in a live setting. Inflatable dome structures with no hard framework are just beginning to make their way to the U.S. from Europe. The fact that many dome structures can be linked together via corridors, and that they can be branded inside and out with graphics is leading more designers to think domes when designing (primarily) outdoor event environments. Read More…
Source: Event Design Magazine
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