In Hong Kong we created an immersive exhibition at the city’s Fringe Club. An inside out design aesthetic with pipes, funnels and exposed structures in bright primary colours all relating to the heritage of Air Max and the ‘Visible Air’ concept.

Inside, consumers were given a Willy-Wonka-style behind the scenes glimpse of Nike’s Innovation Kitchen.

We utilised innovative technologies to create an elevated NIKEiD experience, where consumers could 3D projection map their customised designs onto a physical product.

Print executions and digital billboard installations built anticipation towards the Air Max Con, connecting with Nike’s global Air Max Day campaign, teasing their H-T-M product releases.

AMD branded vans promoted a city wide sneaker hunt competition educating consumers on Visible Air and heritage of Air Max, driving consumers into stores across Shanghai to collect a set of limited edition Air Max pin badges.

We designed a full takeover of Nike’s Shanghai flagship store across all four floors, including moving kinetic windows showcasing each H-T-M release, a NIKEiD studio and interactive voting experience where consumers could bring back their favourite Air Max model.

The Air Max Con exhibition was a huge success gaining lots of press coverage with our rooftop design becoming an iconic moment of Air Max day across the world. Visitors included Nike CEO Mark Parker and influential Japanese designer Hiroshi Fujiwara.