Installations.

Long-term builds that balance creativity and endurance.

Unlike short-term pop-ups, brand installations are designed to live and breathe over time. They need to hold their visual impact long after the first impression — blending creativity, durability, and function in equal measure.

These projects come with their own set of challenges: designing something visually striking yet structurally reliable, maintaining engagement while ensuring low upkeep, and finding that balance between artistry and practicality. The question I always come back to is…
how do you make something feel fresh, even when it’s built to last?

Wimbledon Amex lounge

American Express Centurion Lounge Wimbledon Edition.

A premium space designed to elevate the guest experience at one of the world’s most iconic events. I worked on bringing the creative vision to life, balancing elegance with functionality — ensuring the installation could withstand daily use while maintaining its refined aesthetic throughout the tournament.

amex lounge wimbledon welcome
amex lounge collab jason markk

Rogers Flagship Store.

A large-scale retail installation in the heart of Toronto blending technology and brand storytelling. From digital displays to interactive zones, the goal was to transform a retail footprint into a living expression of the brand — one that would engage customers for months to come.

the finish Rogers Flagship store
ignite wall
wiring of the sensors
Rogers 5G conference booth

Long-term installations are about more than structural integrity, they’re about creating living experiences that evolve with time. When built right, they become part of the environment itself quietly doing their job while continuing to inspire curiosity, interaction, and emotion long after opening day.

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