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Disclaimer

The following examples present conceptual explorations that
illustrate the potential of language and spark new perspectives
and stimulate the evolution of future solutions, in a way
inspirational. Therefore, they should not be interpreted as
direct responses to specific briefs, but rather as
strategic drivers that guide creative thinking
and expand the repertoire for applications in different contexts and
investment levels.

A
POP-UP brand space
for internal audiences
B
Brand space at events
for end consumers (B2C)
C
Space for promoting
products and business (B2B)
a
POP-UP brand space
for internal audiences
Another style option that can be combined with the one previously presented features tubular structures as part of the design, while still maintaining a robust and minimalist aesthetic.
b
Brand space at
consumer (B2C)
events
A space that allows for social interaction and public engagement with educational possibilities. Communication focused on brand messaging while presenting some products in an inspirational way. Opportunity for sensory experiences.

Construction system
inspired by the pipe
POP-UP

Based on the compact concept, we created a construction principle that serves various functions in larger spaces.

Examples: Display modules, panels, service counters, interactive spaces, demo TV corners, etc.

Brand space at a sporting event
Billboards, Tigre look & feel
Approx. 100m2
Pipe aesthetics
and gigantism
Visual interest, surprise, and impact
Modular construction
principle
Versatile and smart
Sensory experience
"Pipe wall"
Leave your mark with Tigre.
More than just pipes, this is a space for
exchanges and connections

An activation that starts with the most recognizable element of the Tigre brand, the pipes, to build an experience that goes beyond the product. It transforms raw material into a meeting point, inviting the public to interact, express themselves, and create new connections, reinforcing the image of a brand that is approachable, human, and contemporary.
Lounge area and photo opportunity
Paw-shaped communal sofa with USB charging ports for mobile phones.

In events with controlled ambient lighting, it is possible to use projection mapping on the paw for a more immersive experience.

Moving textures
Interactive experience
"X-ray tunnel"
Sliding TV system on rails that reacts to printed images by adding a layer of information, simulating an "X-ray" effect that lets you see Tigre products through walls.
Broad communication opportunity
Sliding TV system on rails that reacts to printed images by adding a layer of information, simulating an "X-ray" effect that lets you see Tigre products through walls.
TV demo and smart water service
Sliding TV system on rails that reacts to printed images by adding a layer of information, simulating an "X-ray" effect that lets you see Tigre products through walls.
c
Space for product promotion and Business (B2B)
PERMEABLE space with no obstacles for high-traffic access. Didactic communication focused on product demonstration. Plenty of space for networking and meetings, including some private rooms.
Business trade show in an exhibition hall
Indoors, Tigre look & feel
Approx. 280m2
Portal and photo opportunity
Broad networking opportunity
Central café, bistro tables, and meeting rooms
Permeable layout
High traffic with a focus on demonstration and networking
Modular Construction System
Broad communication
opportunity

Correct use of oblong shapes

Oblong shapes may be used in trade show and event environments within the brand space.


Incorrect usage
Graphic language for spaces
Communication materials for spaces follow the same guidelines as the brand's visual language, with layouts structured on a modular grid. However, exclusively in physical environments, communication materials may feature circular and oval shapes in the design of display niches, integrated into the formal nature of the Design Language as a special three-dimensional feature.
Overview
Comparison of the 3 spaces

Brand Center

This is a comprehensive guide to how the Tigre brand communicates and is applied through verbal and visual language guidelines.