CHRYSLER AUTOSHOW

with Jeep and Dodge
Detroit. 2001-2002


 

Client: Daimler Chrysler
Site: Auto show Detroit 2002
Size: 5000 square feet
Cost: $ 12 million
Design: David Serero and Elena Fernandez for Arnell Group

 


The Jeep “terrain” is a hollow “artificial” landscape, which displays the cars themselves-above-and the information about the Jeep and Chrysler history and products-below.
The different slopes angle of this resin topography has been designed to showcase the new features of the Jeeps and their extreme ability to resist and adapt to a wide type of landscapes.
A set of LED lights embedded inside of the resin is generating different moods in relation to the brand promotion by pulsating between different colors.
The pavilion has been built according to units, which are transportable and fits standard container size.
The Chrysler pavilion for the Detroit Auto show was also ehibited in New York, Frankfurt and Paris.