Suzuki

Suzuki @ESAF2025

A three-story Swiss cross will serve as an interactive brand experience for Suzuki at the ESAF.
For the 2025 ESAF in the Glarus region, an extraordinary brand installation was created for Suzuki in the form of a three-story Swiss cross. The walk-through structure combined striking architecture with various interactive and engaging elements. A photo booth and a game of skill invited visitors to participate and complemented the brand’s presentation within an emotionally resonant Swiss sports setting.

Services

Adcom developed the concept for the Suzuki exhibit and translated the idea of a Swiss cross into a three-story, walk-through event structure. From design and technical planning through production, the various requirements for brand impact, functionality, and visitor experience were brought together. Production was handled in-house and in collaboration with specialized partners. In addition to the actual event structure, various interactive elements were integrated into the display. These included a photo booth and a wire game in which visitors had to follow a predetermined shape without touching it with the wire. Adcom was also responsible for event management and logistics. We coordinated and carried out transportation, setup, and teardown, with support from specialized partners for individual elements. Thus, an initial idea evolved into an extraordinary brand space that combined architecture, interaction, and brand presence.

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Questions and Answers About the Project

The centerpiece of the brand’s presentation was a three-story, walk-in event structure shaped like a Swiss cross. This transformed a powerful Swiss symbol into a brand and experiential space for Suzuki that was visible from afar.
Adcom was responsible for the concept development, event management, production, and event logistics. This included, among other things, design and technical planning, production, and the coordination of transportation, setup, and takedown.
Yes. The three-story event structure was produced in-house by Adcom in collaboration with specialized partners. We also worked with relevant specialist partners on the implementation and assembly of individual elements.
Among other things, visitors could use a photo booth and try their hand at a game of skill. In this game, participants had to follow a predetermined shape using a piece of wire without touching it.
Yes. Adcom manages custom event structures from concept and technical planning through in-house production and collaboration with specialized partners, all the way through to transportation, on-site setup, and takedown.

Angela Sommer

Head of Event Management