Projects

"A perfect concept, vigorous consulting, an execution to the point and an extremely pleasant cooperation - one can't really do a better job designing a successful trade fair appearance. Bullseye - as the Americans would say. Spot on."

Reinhard Tyrok, Head of Sales, maxit Group

„great cooperation in consulting, conception and implementation of our ideas for this important trade fair. Lars and his team are a strong and experienced partner and a lot of fun to work with.“

Tobias Deil, Co-CEO at Bolloré Logistics

"Excellent processing - from preparation to execution a top performance!"

Thomas Ferstl, Marketing & Events, Sigmatek GmbH & Co KG

"Overall, result was beyond our expectations. It was a pleasure working with all of you!"

André Ferreira, CEO, OSM

"The fact that we were able to realize a perfect exhibition stand like this in such a short time together is truly amazing!"

Lutz Bauer, General Manager Plants + Technologies, Europoles GmbH

"…I would like to thank you and your team for the fantastic and troublefree cooperation which definitely was the basis for a successful course of the fair!"

Christian Schneider, Marketing Manager, E.E.P.D. GmbH

Toynamics

The Hape group of companies is another leader in the global toy industry. As one of the world's largest manufacturers of wooden toys, Hape constantly pursues its mission "Love play, learn" all over the world. The umbrella brand belonging to the Hape Group Toynamics, which is part of the Hape Group, stands for 20 other brands in Europe that are primarily committed to the manufacture and distribution of sustainable educational toys.

Our team has been redesigning and realising the 500-square-metre trade fair stand at the toy fair in Nuremberg every year since 2014. Our "bbco-Toynamics" team consists of 32 dedicated, hard-working and highly trained people from at least seven nations. We have people from the disciplines of design, interior architecture and project management, as well as carpentry, graphics, logistics, rigging and trade fair assembly. After almost four weeks of planning and production, five articulated lorries transported around 32 tonnes of material to the Nuremberg exhibition centre. After two and a half days of dismantling, they returned home.