Exhibit Design
In 2015 the Thomas Berloffa Design Studio starts working with the Capsugel company. The first project is the stand for the international Vitafoods fair in Geneva. The stand presents innovative elements for the pharmaceutical sector. Each structure has been designed for the event and also the whole graphic image is signed by the designer Thomas […]
CPhI 2015 In 2015, the Thomas Berloffa Design Studio designed the stand for the CPHI international fair (Madrid) for the company Capsugel. The stand of about 200 square meters, spread over 2 floors. In addition to the exhibition and short meeting areas, there are 5 private meeting rooms on the stand. The studio of designer […]
For 10 years, the Triennale di Milano exhibition “100 objects of Italian design” has traveled the world to promote Italian culture. The exhibition design was created in collaboration with the designer Carlo Forcolini, the graphic design is by Thomas Berloffa. Several museums asked for a coordinated image to be created just for them and the […]
For 10 years, the Triennale di Milano exhibition “100 objects of Italian design” has traveled the world to promote Italian culture. The exhibition design was created in collaboration with the designer Carlo Forcolini, the graphic design is by Thomas Berloffa. The travelling exhibit it has been presented around the world: Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Beijing, Belgrade, Caracas, […]
In 2019 the Thomas Berloffa Design Studio designs the new Lonza / Capsugel stand for the CPHI international fair (Frankfurt). The stand is presented as always as the most innovative and captivating of the fair. The huge screens, the variety of structures designed for the event and all the graphic image entirely designed by the […]
In 2018 the Thomas Berloffa Design Studio designs the Lonza / Capsugel stand, once again managing to amaze the visitors of the CPHI International Fair (Frankfurt). The huge ledwall of 5 meters high by 14 meters wide presents a video created by the designer Thomas Berloffa. The ledwall is also a structural element of separation […]
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