BAE Systems used SPACECUBE to showcase their proud heritage and the future of Australian defence at the Pacific International Maritime Exposition, the only comprehensive international exhibition of its kind in the Indo-Asia-Pacific region. Standing proudly at 6m tall and 12m wide, the stand was built using 10 cubes, our new internal switchback stair module and […]
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We are incredibly proud of our first three-storey SPACECUBE build we have designed and built for News Corp Australia. The ‘Herald Sun House’ which sat in the front row of the Birdcage entertainment precinct, boasted a stunning roof top terrace bar, 9 metres high above the Victoria Racing Club racecourse. Built using 13 cubes, 2
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Adding some vibrant colour to the front row of the Birdcage was Network 10’s Melbourne Cup Carnival facility. Downstairs was a fully operational TV studio where Channel 10 Studio and The Project TV were broadcasting live every raceday, while guests enjoyed the event from the second storey with sweeping views of the racecourse. Built using
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It was good to be back at Bells Beach, for the 2019 World Surf League. Located on the cliff edge, this 281 sqm facility was built to provide a VIP lounge for the judges and competitors. Featuring change rooms, a competitor break area and a private judges and commentators room. SPACECUBE was the perfect solution
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The Fan Village at the Royal Melbourne Golf Club has been a hive of activity, with people from all over Australia, and the world travelling to Melbourne for the highly anticipated Presidents Cup. We are very excited to provide the modular building system for the ‘Melbourne Lounge’ which was built using twelve cubes, ten roof
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Certainly not one to be missed was the bold and bright Johnnie Walker bar at the Adelaide Fringe. This pop-up bar was built using six of our flat-packable modular cubes, six terrace decks, two fixed awnings and four extension legs for suspended festoon lighting. A combination of glass balustrade, insulated panels, glass sliding doors with
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SPACECUBE was thrilled to work with 1573 for the first time at the Australian Open. The two-storey build was a standout pop-up bar within the ‘East Side’ area of the Grand Slam oval. Serving up their traditional Chinese organic baijiu to guests enjoying a day at the tennis. Built using four cubes, one mini cube,
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It’s not the size that matters most right!? La Roche-Posay used one of our new mini cubes at the Australian Open. The wonderful team at PIM Group had guests slip, slop, slapping throughout the entire AO event. This fantastic interactive sun screen activation included integrated technology and touch screens, digital signage and a rollout awning.
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SPACECUBE was thrilled to provide the modular infrastructure for the Stella Artois pop-up bar, at the 2020 Australian Open. Impressively striking and spanning a large space within the Grand Slam Oval, guests were able to relax in the bar, lower deck or roof top terrace. Built using eleven cubes, one mini cube, four curved mini
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We were beyond excited to work with G.H. Mumm to bring their vision to life for a Parisian hotel setting in the Birdcage, at this year’s Melbourne Cup Carnival. G.H. Mumm was the earliest adopter of SPACECUBE’s sustainable, modular building system, stretching the boundaries with incredible designs. As you can see this year’s spectacular SPACECUBE
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