When Toowong Cemetery required an experienced interpretive team to transform their offices into a visitor centre, they contracted Xzibit. The project comprised developing an interpretive strategy, creating a series of concepts, refining the chosen design and producing and installing the exhibits. A compact series of displays now invite the visitor to appreciate artefacts, explore cemetery …
Chinchilla Museum first contracted Xzibit when they required a compelling exhibit concept to bolster a funding request. After winning a grant, the museum asked Xzibit to create interpretive content for and finalise build and install of the concepted exhibits. Visitors are now welcomed to a themed environment complete with a fire tower cabin. First-person stories …
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When Inland Rail needed a travelling exhibit stand for their project, they selected the team at Xzibit. We created a modular, multi-media stand featuring a variety of displays to appeal to a broad audience. A push-button interactive map, themed graphics, lighted joinery and monitor combine to tell their unique story. The robust build has helped …
Some of Australia’s largest service providers, such as SEQ Water and Urban Utilities, have called on Xzibit to design and build their EKKA stands. Our ability to capture their brand story and create engaging displays has made us the partner of choice for EKKA. Xzibit understands that these stands need to warmly welcome the public, …
Xzibit is known Australia-wide for its work in designing and building exhibition stands at boat shows. We’ve won multiple ‘Display of Excellence’ awards for our work with Tohatsu and Yamaha, among other brands. Our clients know that our team knows and loves watercraft and how best to display it. We’re experienced in building bespoke plinths …
Xzibit knows how to make your trucks and engines stand out from the crowd. We have years of experience designing and building custom exhibit stands for a variety of truck companies across Australia. From rigging monumental signage to installing LED monitors and lighted plinths, Xzibit has you covered. We’re also keen on touchscreen technology and …
On the centenary of Sir Ernest Shackleton’s Imperial Trans-Antarctic exhibition, the Australian National Maritime Museum wanted to create a cost-effective touring exhibition. This required finding a creative and experienced company that could deliver high-end, mobile joinery solutions within budget. Xzibit collaborated with the team at the Australian National Maritime Museum and the designer WhiteCube to …
The Australian War Memorial (AWM) contracted Xzibit to develop working drawings and fabricate dress panels for permanent showcases at the Defence Headquarters Joint Operations Command (HQJOC) at Bungendore, NSW. The new dress panels were used to display collection material loaned from the AWM to HQJOC. Custom joinery fabricated with archival-quality materials now complements the loan …
Eager to celebrate and share their rich lifesaving heritage, South Maroubra SLS contracted Xzibit to design a series of displays. After consulting with numerous members, diving into their archives and developing an interpretive strategy, the Xzibit team created a touchscreen, large-scale timeline graphic, custom joinery and 3D signage items and video display.
After contracting Xzibit to refresh its Cosmos Centre exhibits, Murweh Regional Council selected Xzibit to create a WWII themed touchscreen and augmented reality display. Most recently, Xzibit was contracted to fit out its WWII Secret Base—a visitor centre commemorating Charleville’s WWII stories. The 1940s military experience takes visitors on an immersive journey through the war. First-person …