New York, NY
400 sq. ft.
When Youngwoo first approached Journey Communications in 2012, they were already working on a unique design that exemplified what sets them apart.  Journey helped them to make it tradeshow-worthy.  The one-of-a-kind exhibit made its debut at the ICSC New York National Convention in December of 2012, to rave reviews.  This exhibit was designed and fabricated by The Brooklyn Guild and managed by Journey Communications, Inc.

Denver, CO
800 sq. ft. – 2400 sq. ft.
X-Team came to Journey in 2004 with 800 square feet of exhibit space.  Nine years and two expansions later, their 2400 sq. ft. of open layout exhibit space provides all of the flexibility that this group of developers requires to make the most of their RECon experience.  The graphics provide a simple background for their iconic 14’ twin “X” features, which tower over their neighbors.

Miami Beach, FL
1600 sq. ft. – 2000 sq. ft.
Terranova’s 2002-2009 RECon exhibit brings a touch of elegance with loads of Miami fun to Las Vegas.  Beautifully dignified structures combine with playful elements like a beach ball wall to capture the essence of Terranova’s branding image.  In 2010, Terranova went through a redesign to more fully embrace their Miami roots.  Their iconic orange feature sets them apart from every other exhibitor at the show.

Bexley, OH
900 sq. ft.
Stanbery’s focus on high quality niche projects is mimicked by their Vegas exhibit, which allows them to carve their own little niche on the Vegas show floor.  The open layout gives them the space to function in the team mindset that they adhere to in their day-to-day workings.

New York, NY
2500 sq. ft.
When Journey Communications, Inc. first started working with Related in 2001, their booth was a mere 600 square feet at the ICSC national convention in Las Vegas.  In 2007, their latest exhibit encompassed 2500 square feet of meticulously detailed space.

Jacksonville, FL
5600 sq. ft.
When Regency Centers rebranded in 2012, they turned to Journey Communications, Inc. for help in converting their existing booth structure into one that reflected their emphasis on quality.