Design and construction
Footprint, structural complexity, finishes and display requirements shape the stand budget.
From your first layout to opening day, our exhibition stand design and build service connects the creative idea with the people, drawings and production decisions needed to deliver it. Start with one show or a programme across Europe.
For exhibitors who want design, construction and show-floor delivery planned together.

Circular overhead branding, reception and demonstration space brought together at WTCE.
Bring the creative and practical sides of your exhibition together. Zeno connects the brief, spatial design, technical development, production and installation within an agreed delivery scope, so decisions stay connected from the first concept to opening day.
A product demonstration, a private conversation and a brand launch need different spaces. We begin with your audience, objectives, products and footprint, then turn those priorities into a layout and visual concept. Meeting capacity, storage, hospitality and accessibility belong in the brief from the start.
Once the design is agreed, technical development connects the structure, finishes, graphics, lighting and equipment. The production plan must also reflect the actual exhibitor manual, submission dates and service requirements. Changes affecting construction are resolved before fabrication is committed.
The proposal defines Zeno’s responsibilities, client inputs and separately ordered organiser services. Production, logistics, installation, finishing and handover are planned together. Dismantling, storage and future reuse should be agreed explicitly, rather than assumed to be included.
Explore completed Zeno stands in London, Hamburg and Milan. Each project starts with a different audience, product and space.
A useful brief connects your marketing priorities to the space you have booked. Tell us which conversations matter, how many people will staff the stand and what visitors need to see. If your team is overseas, include approval owners and review dates so design decisions can move forward before the build window.
Compare the full service scope, including items supplied by your team or ordered separately. The right estimate depends on the requirements of your project.
Footprint, structural complexity, finishes and display requirements shape the stand budget.
Access windows, transport, handling and organiser services affect the delivery cost.
Agree dismantling, retained components and storage before comparing the total proposal.
Explore the details before you share your brief.
Yes. Share your decision-makers, time zones and approval process in the brief. We agree the review stages and information needed before production, while coordinating the stand with the requirements of the European show.
Send the show and venue, floor plan, dimensions, open sides, dates, objectives and budget guidance. Add brand assets, product details and the spaces you need. Mark anything that is still provisional.
Stand design defines the layout and visual concept. A design-and-build scope also connects that concept to technical development, production and installation. Check the proposal for the exact responsibilities, including who handles organiser services and dismantling.
Begin when your exhibition and booked space are known. The programme depends on design complexity, approval stages, material availability and venue deadlines. Share those dates first so we can assess the available planning and production time.
Yes. Share the full show calendar, footprints and objectives. We can plan a consistent brand approach and review what can carry across events, with adaptations and delivery requirements agreed for each show.
Venue access, submission dates and organiser services vary by exhibition. Share your actual show details so we can define the requirements for that event.
A stand designed around your brand, products and audience—not selected from a fixed catalogue.
Technical drawings, organiser coordination, fabrication, logistics and installation managed as one delivery plan.
Compare the options and choose the right combination for your exhibition.
Send the show, stand dimensions, dates and objectives. Include what is already agreed and where you need support.