Client — City of Dreams (Macao, 2024–2025)

Seasonal centerpiece installations for Lunar New Year

Overview
We transformed prominent COD concourses into immersive seasonal landmarks across two consecutive years. Both centerpieces use layered rings and a perimeter-lit base to frame a heroic sculptural form—composed for 360° viewing and effortless photography.
Delivery model: engineered for client-side installation. We provided design development, engineering, fabrication, full pre-assembly, and comprehensive install documentation (with remote/on-site supervision during commissioning).

2024 • Year of the Dragon — “Imperial Dragon Gateway”
A dynamic, front-facing composition: a monumental dragon head rises from tiered plinths, flanked by ceremonial drums and backed by a luminous cloud wall. The COD monogram becomes a glowing stage marker for selfies and press shots.

Purpose
Drive festive footfall and retail conversion: bold iconography gathers crowds, the COD mark anchors photos, and clear queuing zones keep circulation smooth for adjacent tenants.

Materials & Techniques

Structure & Skins: steel chassis; CNC-carved foam with FRP lamination; aluminum trims.
Surfaces: automotive-grade lacquer in red/gold; satin metallic highlights; printed & routed acrylic cloud motifs.
Lighting/Media: RGB LED “neon” outlines; edge-lit acrylic COD monogram; mapped backlighting for clouds and plinths.
Engineering: concealed wiring and quick-connect looms; quick-lock hardware; weighted base and hidden anchor points; labeled crates with wiring maps & step-by-step manuals.

Impact (Immersive Market Strategy)

Instant Landmark: towering dragon visage + COD logo reads from distance and on camera.
Media → Moment Flow: animated cloud light washes lead guests to the central photo mark.
Shareability: bold symmetry, reflective surfaces, and clean forecourt for group shots.
Scalable: modular base and demountable horns/drums simplify storage and future reuse.

2025 • Year of the Snake — “Serpentine Jewel Pavilion”
A looping, jewel-like serpent—finished in red/gold faceted mirror—twists within layered arches, ingots, and crystalline “mountains.” The composition is fully 360°, inviting guests to orbit and discover multiple photo angles.

Purpose
Refresh the destination with a new icon while retaining the proven footprint and services, sustaining LNY engagement and social reach.

Materials & Techniques

Structure & Skins: steel armature; FRP sculpted body with tessellated mirror cladding; aluminum arch frames.
Surfaces: vacuum-metalized red/gold facets; pearl-satin panels; cast-acrylic “crystals”; brushed champagne details.
Lighting/Media: RGBW LED halo around the base; arch insets with continuous light diffusers; illuminated COD monogram; programmed sequences for glow, sparkle, and “breathing” effects.
Engineering: tool-free sectional body for lift/elevator logistics; hidden service hatches; forced-air cooling where required; quick-swap LED drivers; full commissioning checklists.

Impact (Immersive Market Strategy)

Instant Landmark: elevated serpent + perimeter halo reads across the atrium and balconies.
Media → Merch Flow: multiple “framed” vistas encourage exploration through adjacent luxury retail.
Shareability: faceted reflections create ever-changing backdrops; COD mark guarantees brand in-frame.
Scalable: re-skin potential (colorways/props) and re-deployable base improve ROI.

Deployment
Both years were delivered as pre-assembled modules with labeled crates, sequence plans, and commissioning checklists—optimized for COD/GC installation within overnight windows. Our team supplied remote support and on-site supervision to ensure safe handover, lighting calibration, and show cues.

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Client — City of Dreams (Macao, 2024–2025)

Seasonal centerpiece installations for Lunar New Year

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