Intel Si100 Conference

2019 - VT Pro Design

For Intel’s Si100 conference, an invite-only event with 100 engineering leaders celebrating Intel’s past and future, Jordan worked with VTProDesign to develop the aesthetic, interactive touch-points, and stage design for the event. Building off the inspiration of Moore’s Law and the history of Intel, we designed forward looking but retro experience that brought attendees back in time - a reflection on how the company got to where it was today and looking to where they planned to go.

At the event’s bar area, we designed an installation of hanging neon signs comprised of words easily associated with Intel and it’s history. For the presenter’s stage, we dressed an ordinary LED wall to look like a giant vintage CRT monitor - including a glowing event logo. To celebrate the history of computing, we created a mini museum made of multiple cubicle spaces, filled with vintage computer monitors showcasing content from different eras of computing as an interactive experience for attendees to take photos in.

We worked closely with the Intel and event teams to design an extremely curated event that works perfectly with the space - an older and less used Intel building. To do this, we rebuilt the entire event space in 3D software and designed our installations, lighting strategy, and interactive points to the exact space. This helped us to effectively communicate our overall aesthetic and design language throughout the entire space to all teams involved with different aspects of the event.

Design Renders

Roles: 
- Design Director, overseeing overall look and feel of all design elements and content.
- Team management and client communication
- Design Renders

Credit List:
Executive Producers: Christine Sanford, Riva Tez
Production Design and Execution: VTProDesign