Our Work

A Gulf Air stand at an exhibition, built to work on two levels at once: an informative frontage for visitors, and a space fit to receive official delegations and exchange shields with Dammam Airports. The airline's visual identity governs every element of the stand — from the frontage to the reception counter.

Project type

Exhibition stand

Partner

Dammam Airports

Location

Dammam

We designed and built the stand for the Hajj Services Companies Coordination Council, which represents the providers serving pilgrims arriving from inside and outside the Kingdom to perform Hajj and Umrah. The architecture adopted a contemporary cream palette, framed by an arched canopy and a honeycomb ceiling drawn from traditional geometric ornament. From the structural frame through to the identity touches, the seating and the lighting, the team delivered a welcoming and dignified space befitting the Council's mission.

Project type

Exhibition stand

Treatment

Arched canopy and honeycomb ceiling

Documented stages

5 shots

• A wide view of the stand during build-up, as the copper canopy and honeycomb ceiling take their shape.
• The reception counter and seating area, backed by the sponsor and partner wall.
• A closer shot of the reception area, showing the vertical timber screen and the integrated display.
• The central display screen and seating area, framed by the arched canopy and the column cladding.
• The furnished lounge under the honeycomb ceiling, with the stand's identity panel and guest seating visible.

We brought Proptech's identity down onto the exhibition floor in a stand built around its smart property management platform. The design combined a bold magenta and white palette with the cloud and arches motif, creating a presence that stays with the visitor. Alongside the visual identity, the stand included an interactive touch kiosk and a branded reception counter, giving the Proptech team a working space to receive visitors and demonstrate their solutions.

Project type

Exhibition stand

Treatment

Cloud and arches motif

Additions

Interactive touch kiosk

• The illuminated cloud and arches backdrop nearing completion, with the reception counter and waiting seats.
• The finished stand frontage, showing the cloud and arches motif and the reception kiosk with its QR feature.
• The stand in full operation on show day, with visitors at the interactive touch kiosk.

We ran the opening of Subsea7's new offices at Al-Hugayet Tower in Dhahran. The work covered preparing the opening route and guest reception, the formal ribbon-cutting, and the team's tour of the new spaces — so that the ceremony ended and the first working day began in the same place without a break.

Client

Subsea7

Location

Al-Hugayet Tower — Dhahran

Date

4 April 2026

Event type

Office opening

An open day for more than 1,500 Alinma Bank employees and their families at Hadab Chalets in Dammam. We planned the entire site: arrival and registration routes, activity zones, an outdoor dinner across hundreds of tables, the stage, sound and lighting, through to the moment of the grand prize draw. An event of this size is not run on enthusiasm, but on an hour-by-hour schedule and an on-site team that knows its position.

Client

Alinma Bank

Location

Dammam — Hadab Chalets

Attendance

1,500+ employees

Event type

Entertainment

We designed and delivered the Eid al-Adha 2026 celebration for JISCO and ArcelorMittal across several sites. The work covered the event's visual identity, the entrance gateways, the photo area, fitting out the hospitality zones, and distributing gifts to employees — with matching detail at every site, so that an employee at any location feels they are at the same celebration.

Client

JISCO and ArcelorMittal

Scope

Multiple sites

Occasion

Eid al-Adha 2026

Event type

Employee celebration

The event announcing Al-Khaldi Group's deal with SINOTRUK in Dammam. We set up a reception majlis with traditional furnishings inside an air-conditioned tent, hospitality for more than 200 guests, and arranged the handover yard so the fleet of trucks lined up exactly in the background — one composition telling the audience and the camera the size of the deal without a word.

Client

Al-Khaldi Group

Partner

SINOTRUK

Location

Dammam

Attendance

200+ guests

Event type

Commercial

A cybersecurity competition for more than 300 secondary school students, held at the InterContinental Al-Ahsa in partnership with Aramco and the Ministry of Education. We handled registration and reception, fitting out the competition hall and its screens, and the closing awards ceremony attended by the Director General of Education. An educational event is measured by one thing: that the student is absorbed by the competition, not by the organisation around it.

Partners

Aramco and the Ministry of Education

Location

Al-Ahsa — InterContinental

Category

Secondary school students

Count

300+

Event type

Educational

The first Dhahran chess championship, held at Dhahran Mall in partnership with the Ministry of Sport, Dhahran Municipality and the Saudi Chess Federation. We fitted out the playing hall with dozens of tables and boards, the registration and tracking systems, and the awards platform — with an on-site team keeping the hall quiet, which in a chess tournament is not negotiable.

Partners

Ministry of Sport · Dhahran Municipality · Saudi Chess Federation

Location

Dhahran — Dhahran Mall

Attendance

1,500+

Event type

Sports tournament

We carried out the complete build of the Alinma retail kiosk, from receiving materials and equipment on site, through structural installation and electrical services, to fitting the identity elements and lighting — ending in a finished kiosk ready to receive visitors. Every project's journey begins the moment the materials arrive: carefully wrapped panels unloaded from the truck late at night, with close coordination between the logistics and installation teams. Then the copper-toned timber panels are lifted and fixed within the suspended ceiling frame, followed by the electrical runs for the concealed lighting, and finally the raised logo letters and the main sign.

Client

ENMA

Project type

Retail kiosk

Stages

Delivery · installation · services · identity

Documented stages

12 shots

• Unloading panels and materials from the truck on site, before installation begins.
• Lifting the first copper-toned panel and fixing it onto the frontage's steel frame.
• Assembling the panel onto its timber supports ahead of final placement.
• Setting the panel's angle and fixing it above the green internal frontage wall.
• Moving the panels and distributing them across the installation stages on site.
• A member of the Arena Rise team supervising installation on site.
• The team running the electrical services and fitting the main copper panel by night.
• Fitting the raised ENMA letters and aligning them on the white frontage.
• Lifting the main ENMA sign and fixing it above the kiosk entrance.
• The finished kiosk — a side view showing how the lighting and detailing sit together.
• An evening shot of the kiosk with the lighting at full output.
• The full front elevation of the ENMA kiosk after final handover.