ALNEA – ALIMENTARIA 2026

For the ALNEA stand at Alimentaria 2026, we designed an open structure that stood out for its use of light wood porticos in the shape of gabled roofs, creating clear visual zoning without closing off the space. We combined pure white wall surfaces with a large graphite gray side block, achieving a balanced architectural contrast. We opted for wood-finish laminate flooring that provided warmth and continuity throughout the entire exhibition area. We integrated powerful large-format lightboxes as rear enclosures, where we installed backlit graphics featuring product images and the corporate identity of the brands. We developed a technical lighting system that combined recessed spotlights in the upper structures with black industrial-design pendant lamps, strategically positioned over the bar and customer service area. We built several counters and refrigerated display cases integrated into wood-finished furniture, allowing for direct product display under curved glass. In the dark block, we recessed three vertical refrigerated cabinets with glass doors and interior lighting to highlight the merchandise. For the work and lounge areas, we selected furniture consisting of white circular tables and designer chairs with wooden legs, reinforcing the clean aesthetic of the ensemble. We created a long perimeter bar area with a wooden countertop and white base, complemented by a digital screen embedded in the side wall for visual content playback. Finally, we installed planters with natural plants around the stand’s perimeter to define traffic flow and provide an organic finish that contrasted with the straight lines and technical finishes of the construction.

NESTEA – ALIMENTARIA 2026

For the Alimentaria 2026 edition, we developed an open space where the brand’s vibrant blue was the absolute protagonist. We built a solid perimeter structure that delimited the various interaction areas, topped by an imposing suspended light box that guaranteed the visibility of the logo from any point in the pavilion. We opted for light wood-finish flooring that brought warmth to the overall design, creating a balanced contrast with the cool tones of the walls and the technical lighting from the overhead spotlights. We integrated natural elements through strategically placed wooden planters, which housed lush vegetation to zonify the space organically. We designed a bar area protected by a structure of exposed wooden beams, from which we suspended vintage-style filament lamps that reinforced the welcoming character of the service point. In the meeting area, we installed a vertical wood slat wall and woven wicker lamps, achieving a coherent aesthetic that combined noble materials with the corporate design. We constructed a central display panel with backlit niches where we organized the range of packaging, highlighting each product individually through integrated light points. We integrated refrigerated display cases directly into the partitioning and applied large-format graphics, including a large-scale reproduction of the lemon bottle and a composition of the different varieties of cans. The furniture was completed with high circular tables and white stools with wooden legs, distributed to facilitate visitor flow and commercial activity within the stand.

DAMM – ALIMENTARIA 2026

For Alimentaria 2026, we designed and built a high-impact visual space where corporate red and the 150th-anniversary commemoration took center stage. We erected a main structure defined by an imposing slanted wall with a backlit logo and three large metallic silos in a silver finish that featured commemorative graphics for the years 1876-2026. To define the stand, we opted for a red perimeter base that functioned as a planter, adding freshness through natural vegetation—primarily large-scale ferns and palm trees—that surrounded the entire perimeter. In the central area, we developed a long bar with a vertical wood-slat front and a dark gray countertop, equipped with multiple taps and backlit shelving for bottle displays. We created various lounge environments, highlighting an area under a red-beamed pergola where we installed light wood tables and black chairs with wooden legs. For the lighting of this space, we selected geometric design pendant lamps and glass spheres that provided warm, ambient light to the overall setting. We integrated unique architectural elements, such as a large three-dimensional star in red and gold that served as a visual landmark at one of the stand’s corners. On the interior walls, we installed a large-format lightbox featuring graphics dedicated to the 150 years and a bottle cap symbol, alongside recessed display cases with wooden shelves and linear LED lighting to highlight the products. The entire project was set on a natural wood-finish platform floor, which visually unified the different work, exhibition, and lounge areas.

Baywa – CLIMATIZACION & REFRIGERACION

For the BayWa r.e. stand at the Climatización y Refrigeración 2025 trade fair, we designed an open and functional structure that stood out for its high aerial visibility. We constructed a series of backlit cubes in white and corporate green that were suspended from the pavilion ceiling, allowing the brand to be identified from any point in the venue. We opted for a combination of white walls and panels in a petroleum blue tone that served as a backdrop for the exhibition of technical equipment, achieving a visual balance between the cleanliness of the design and the informative density of the applied graphics. We developed specific areas for product exhibition, where we installed custom supports for inverters and storage systems directly onto the walls, as well as low platforms for displaying photovoltaic panels and mounting structures. We created a fluid layout that allowed visitors to move comfortably between the different demonstration areas, all reinforced by technical lighting using directional spotlight tracks and large-format graphics that included detailed geographic presence maps and iconographic service diagrams. For the interaction and customer service areas, we manufactured a main welcome desk with natural wood finishes that added warmth to the stand’s technological ensemble. In the networking area, we chose minimalist furniture consisting of high white tables and stools with wooden legs, creating a professional environment for meetings. The entire space was unified by a technical floor with a light wood finish, which reinforced the modern and cohesive aesthetic of our entire construction project.

BAXI – CLIMATIZACION & REFRIGERACION

For the 2025 edition of CLIMATIZACIÓN & REFRIGERACIÓN, we designed and built a large-scale stand that stood out for its large-format suspended upper structure, which guaranteed exceptional visibility from any point in the hall. We opted for a clean and corporate aesthetic, dominated by white and blue, prominently integrating the brand logo on the perimeter skirts of the aerial structure. The space was configured in an open manner, allowing for a constant flow of visitors and a clear display of the large-volume equipment strategically distributed throughout the area. We developed intelligent zoning through the use of different floorings, combining light wood finish decking with technical gray surfaces that delimited the exhibition and transit areas. At the main entrance, we manufactured a custom welcome desk with wood finishes and an LED backlighting system at its base, accompanied by giant blue dimensional letters that impactfully reinforced the visual identity. We integrated elements of natural vegetation in wooden planters to provide warmth and an organic counterpoint to the technical environment of the stand. We constructed several large-format vertical walls that served as support for informative graphics and detailed technical diagrams, where we physically installed devices such as the UIXZ module, the UIMB BAXI Connect+ indoor unit, and the Iridium outdoor unit on white plinths. We also designated a specific area for interaction and dynamism through the installation of a custom basketball game structure. For private business, we created a closed meeting room with smooth white walls, integrated signage, and access doors that ensured privacy without breaking the minimalist aesthetic of the whole. Lighting was a key factor that we addressed through a network of high-power LED spotlights installed on the upper truss structure, ensuring that both the exhibited products and the customer service areas were perfectly illuminated. We placed the large-sized industrial equipment on the gray flooring, allowing a 360-degree view of each unit. Every detail, from the perimeter floor trims to the sharpness of the graphic prints on the walls, reflected our commitment to excellence in the technical execution and assembly of high-level trade show spaces.

SORIGUÉ – SMART CITY 2025

Once again, Sorigué trusts Servis to design and build its space at the Smart City Expo World Congress in Barcelona, reaffirming a constant collaboration based on trust and quality. The project consisted of an 80 m² island-type stand, completely open to visitors from all four sides, generating a feeling of spaciousness and accessibility. At the center of the space is an aerial truss structure with a curvature, suspended at a great height and covered with Sorigué’s characteristic corporate blue color. This element, with soft lines and integrated perimeter lighting, provides an innovative and distinctive touch, becoming the focal point of the design and a visual reference within the pavilion. The exhibition area is composed of meeting areas with designer furniture in white and light wood tones, rest areas, and a coffee bar that invites conversation in a comfortable and bright environment. A large LED screen presides over the back of the stand, projecting audiovisual content about Sorigué’s projects and technological solutions, reinforcing its message of innovation and sustainability. The whole conveys order, clarity, and elegance, aligning with the brand’s values ​​and offering an experience consistent with its identity. Each edition, Servis accompanies Sorigué in the evolution of its presence at trade fairs, maintaining a recognizable yet renewed aesthetic that combines technology, design, and functionality.

HP – LABELEXPO

The stand, located in Hall 5.2, was conceived as a large, open platform that combined live demonstrations, meeting areas, and technological interaction spaces. The layout promotes a natural flow of visitors between the different areas, with clean lines, large suspended structures, and lighting that reinforces HP’s visual identity. At the heart of the stand were the HP Indigo V12 and 6K Digital Presses, the stars of the real-time printing demonstrations. Around them, different zones showcased HP’s ecosystem of solutions for labels and flexible packaging, also integrating areas dedicated to software, automation, and sustainability. A highlight of the space was the Formula 1 simulator, an interactive attraction that symbolized the speed, precision, and innovation of HP technology. This element also served as a magnet for visitors, creating an immersive experience that linked emotion and technology. The stand was built following the principles of efficiency, reuse, and sustainability that characterize Servis, under ISO 9001 and 14001 standards. Every detail, from the structure to the integration of the equipment, was planned to combine visual impact, safety, and respect for the environment.

4TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON FINANCING FOR DEVELOPMENT (FfD4)

The United Nations’ 4th International Conference on Financing for Development (FfD4) was held in Seville, a global gathering for which Servis undertook the comprehensive project management. Our team was responsible for all phases: from creative conception and technical design to production, logistics, assembly, dismantling, and subsequent storage. The result: more than 60,000 m² of produced spaces, both interior and exterior. These spaces encompassed the main areas of the congress: participant registration, VIP and VVIP zones, private areas for heads of state, the main IBF hall, and more than fifty work rooms for United Nations and Government of Spain teams, in addition to all areas designated for security, among others. This project reflects Servis’s ability to successfully coordinate a highly demanding international event, ensuring reliability, precision, and excellence in every phase of the process.

DIGITAIN – SBC SUMMIT

At the SBC Summit Barcelona 2023, we created the stand for Digitain, designed as an open and welcoming space that encouraged both networking and brand visibility. It was a functional and attractive space that combined hospitality and brand presence within one of the most important events in the sector. The stand featured a central bar surrounded by turquoise upholstered stools, accompanied by a backdrop with a vertical garden and the illuminated Digitain logo in large format. On both sides, LED screens and corporate graphics were integrated to reinforce the brand’s visual identity. The main area was completed with high round tables with stools and low tables with gray armchairs, creating different environments for formal and informal meetings. A more private area with white L-shaped sofas was also included, designed for private conversations.

PRESIDENCIA UNIÓN EUROPEA (PEUE 2023)

Servis assumed global project management for the event, encompassing creative concept, design, and technical design, as well as floorplan management to organize access, flows, and uses of each area. Technology, AV, sound, and lighting were integrated, along with interpreter booths and the Dicentis voting system, and event graphics were coordinated. In addition, coordination with the venue, production, logistics, setup, and dismantling were carried out. In the session room area, a perimeter table was installed with individual conference microphones, floor-mounted support monitors displaying the official event branding, and national flags in the background. Lighting and audio were arranged to create a stable and orderly session environment, in line with the institutional character shown in the photographs. The lounge area was designed with sofas, armchairs, and coffee tables, interior vegetation, and paneling featuring event graphics, creating a waiting and conversation space consistent with the institutional image. A press briefing room was set up, as well as meeting rooms for delegations (with tables, chairs, and an institutional backdrop), catering to short meeting and appearance formats. The scope also included bar areas and registration and security areas, defined in the masterplan and coordinated with the venue for their proper operation. At a technical level, the project integrated the AV, sound, lighting, interpreter booths, and the Dicentis voting system within the furniture and room layout, maintaining consistent graphics and signage throughout all spaces. Coordination with the venue and logistics ensured the supply and installation of all elements, and the set-up and dismantling were executed according to the defined plan.