From designing the building’s facade to outfitting the street team, we branded every inch of the 11,000-square-foot experience.
We concepted interactive exhibits that challenged visitors to see different perspectives on food’s hot-button issues.
We gave people struggling with hunger a voice. For each recording listened to, one meal was donated to a person in need.
This wall printer turned advanced farm-mapping technology into a 20-foot work of art.
Six acres of healthy soil can hold the average car’s annual carbon emissions, making it a powerful ally against global warming.
Visitors DNA-hacked food to fight diseases and farm deserts. They had 60 seconds to solve the puzzle.
This exhibit achieved two goals: a captivating photo set for social media and a captive audience for an immersive video about the future of farming.
A 360-degree web experience on NationalGeographic.com let people explore futuristic farming operations packed with learning opportunities.
