The Inflatable Superdome provides a versatile branded exposition venue.
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Inflatable Superdome
Ready, Set, Go / Shell Australia
Australia Wide
Mikael Abramowitch
Product
Inflatable Superdome
Client
Ready, Set, Go / Shell Australia
Location
Australia Wide
Shell needed a portable branding solution for Australian motorsport events. Giant Inflatables delivered with a 12-meter inflatable Superdome that gives an mind-blowing experience.
Background
Shell is a global group of energy and petrochemical companies that aims to meet the world’s growing need for more and cleaner energy solutions. With considerable international involvement with motorsports, they find success in marketing within the motorsport industry, from grassroots sponsorships to Formula One.
In 2009 Ready, Set, Go approached Giant Inflatables on behalf of Shell to create a large, portable structure that could house their brand activation and display area that would travel across Australia to all significant motorsport and entertainment events.
Once inflated, the cavernous space of the Superdome allowed for additional structures such as stages, lighting and rigging to be erected within. To be as versatile as possible, the Shell Superdome was designed with removable zippered wall sections to compartmentalize sections if necessary, and the roof is completely removable.
The cavernous interior offers ample room for additional structures like stages, lighting, and rigging, while removable zippered wall sections allow for flexible compartmentalization. This weatherproof Superdome can be entirely re-skinned for future events, ensuring long-lasting impact and maximum return on investment.
Building upon Giant Inflatables’ proven Superdome architecture, the design process focused on crafting a visually impactful solution.
After successfully debuting at the 2009 Formula One Grand Prix in Melbourne, the Shell Superdome would make its way around Australia, touring with the live Top Gear show.
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