BAU · Munich

See the material. Understand the assembly. Choose a variant.

Physical samples can be touched, but their application is often harder to demonstrate. For a BAU presentation, we connect real materials to a digital explanation: where are they used, how is the system assembled, and which variants exist? A touchscreen adds the information the exhibit cannot provide on its own.

Published edition

11 – 15 Jan 2027

Munich · DE

Date matched 2026-11-09

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Independent ideas from CAZ, not an organiser offer or existing client project. Check the organiser’s current dates before booking.

What should your stand explain?

Architects, planners and installers approach the same product with different questions. An entry point based on the building task helps them orient themselves. Assembly, surfaces and technical documentation can then be opened selectively. Visualisations explain relationships; binding specifications remain tied to approved manufacturer documents.

Three approaches for your project

Something visitors can actually use.

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Reveal the assembly layer by layer

A schematic wall, roof or floor assembly can be explored layer by layer. Tapping reveals each layer’s purpose, a detail image and product information, with the physical sample remaining the reference point.

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02

Compare surfaces in context

Visitors switch approved colours and materials in a prepared interior scene. The selection supports discussion rather than replacing a physical colour sample. A shortlist keeps track of the variants discussed.

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Explore applications through projects

A site map leads to approved reference projects. Visitors filter by building type, materials and details, then open images and supporting documents for a relevant example.

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What we need to get started.

Useful inputs include CAD exports, material photographs, current product documents and approved project images. Before designing, we agree which details may be simplified. Illustrative buildings are labelled as concepts, not presented as completed references.

How CAZ brings it together.

CAZ creates the interface, interaction logic and supporting animations. Complementary film loops can serve larger screens. Together we test readability at conversation distance, standing use and quick transitions between visitor discussions.

Useful after the fair, too.

The presentation can later serve a sample room or customer meeting. A maintained material and project structure supports new collections. A separate website version can also be developed with an agreed scope.

Get a feel for the interaction.

Your fair is not listed? Your idea still fits.

Tell us about your products, visitors and date. We develop an application and content for your actual situation, including events outside this selection.

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From the first idea to the stand.

CAZ develops custom software, films and content for your presentation. We can also coordinate stand design and live delivery. Scope, equipment and responsibilities are agreed around your event.

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