Gira Light & Building

Fair Stand

GIRA Light & Building is a unique fair stand designed by Ueberholz GmbH. It showcases the innovative GIRA system innovations within a 6.5-meter-high black transparent gauze fabric. The stand is adorned with 500,000 individually controllable LED light points, symbolizing the flow of energy. Additionally, 1,580 linear meters of LED lines form the GIRA logo, creating a mesmerizing effect. This design highlights the core values of GIRA - technology, security, protection, and intelligent networking.

The GIRA CUBE serves as the centerpiece of the exhibit. It is a central room enclosed by display walls, where topics like security and support are exhibited. The CUBE also doubles as a room for live presentations, featuring a descending LED video wall that illuminates new impulses and content from different perspectives.

One of the highlights of the experience area is an 11-meter-wide and 3-meter-high LED wall located below the catering area. Here, visitors can explore the possibilities that building control enables at four separate tables. The wall showcases the four GIRA systems - E-Net, X1, Homeserver, and Facilityserver. Visitors can interact with a console to select features and applications of each system and experience them in greater detail.

The fair stand covers an area of 1240 square meters and is designed as an island booth with a second level. It also includes a two-floored, 240 square meter section that houses a communication and catering area.

GIRA Light & Building was exhibited in March 2018 at the Light + Building event in Frankfurt. The design received the Iron A' Design Award in the Interior Space, Retail, and Exhibition Design category in 2019. This award recognizes well-designed, practical, and innovative creations that meet professional and industrial requirements. The GIRA Light & Building fair stand is a testament to GIRA's commitment to excellence in design and technology.

Image Credits: Photoprop Frank Dora

Intellectual Property Notice: Copyrights belong to Ueberholz, 2018.