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Experience Centre & Interiors
Logo branding, backlit fabric boxes, master plans, render walls, photo booths, ACP frames and site-office interiors.
Identity · Media
We build the first impression.
A buyer decides how they feel about a project long before they see the show flat: on the approach road, at the gate, in the sales gallery. We make every one of those moments look finished, from the experience centre to the road outside, and buy the outdoor media that carries the project across the city.
Experience centres, site arrivals, approaches and outdoor media, delivered for Prestige Group.
Selected work · Prestige Group
Three Prestige projects, every moment finished.
Experience centres, site arrivals and approach-road branding across three Prestige Group projects: from the reception logo and the master plan on the gallery wall, to the arch at the gate and the flags on every street-light pole.
- Projects
- 03Delivered for Prestige Group
- Scope areas
- 18Across experience centres, arrivals and approaches
- Formats
- 14From backlit fabric to LED screens
Capabilities
What we deliver.
Everything a buyer sees on the way to the show flat, designed, produced, installed and kept up by one team: the experience centre and its interiors, the arrival at the site, and the approach road and perimeter. Delivered across three projects for Prestige Group.
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Site Arrival
Entrance arches, directional signage and LED screens.
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Approach & Perimeter
Road medians, pole flags, boundary-wall panels and hoardings.
How we work
One team, brief to upkeep.
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Brief & site recce
The approach, the gate and the sales gallery, seen the way a buyer sees them.
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Concept & design
Artwork for each position and format.
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Production
Backlit fabric, flex, reflective radium, ACP frames, hoardings and LED.
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Installation
From road medians and pole flags to experience-centre walls.
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Upkeep & refresh
Kept looking finished, and refreshed when the campaign changes.
Project 01
05 scope areasPrestige Palm Court
The customer experience centre, from the reception to the show-flat walkway.
Prestige Palm Court · 01
Project Logo Branding
Project logos installed at the reception and on a feature wall.
- Placement
- Reception · Feature wall
- Format
- Project logo branding
Prestige Palm Court · 02
Office Cabins & Conference Rooms
Backlit fabric boxes, and non-lit master numbering plans and project renders, in every office cabin and conference room.
- Placement
- All office cabins · Conference rooms
- Format
- Backlit fabric boxes · Non-lit panels
Prestige Palm Court · 03
Large-Scale Photo Booth
A large-scale photo booth set up in the main hall.
- Placement
- Main hall
- Format
- Large-scale photo booth
Prestige Palm Court · 04
Walkway Render Wall
Large-scale renders of the project along the wall of the walkway leading to the show flats.
- Placement
- Walkway to the show flats
- Format
- Large-format project renders
Prestige Palm Court · 05
Master Plan Display
A large-scale master plan on the wall of the main hall, presenting the project to customers.
- Placement
- Main hall
- Format
- Large-format master plan
Project 02
09 scope areasGarden Breeze @ The Prestige City
From the road median inside The Prestige City to the entrance and the experience centre.
Garden Breeze · 01
Road Median Branding
Reflective radium printing, the material used on highway road signs, along the centre divider inside The Prestige City, up to the customer experience centre.
- Placement
- Centre divider, up to the experience centre
- Format
- Reflective radium print
Garden Breeze · 02
Street-Light Pole Flags
Vertical flex flags fixed on every street-light pole, facing both directions.
- Placement
- Every street-light pole
- Format
- Double-sided flex flags
Garden Breeze · 03
Backlit Entrance Arch
A backlit flex arch at the entrance.
- Placement
- Entrance
- Format
- Backlit flex arch
Garden Breeze · 04
Luxury ACP Feature Frame
An entirely new frame in a luxury-finish ACP, built to blend with the experience centre interiors and hold the master numbering plan and project render.
- Placement
- Customer experience centre
- Format
- Luxury-finish ACP frame
Garden Breeze · 05
Corporate Campaign Walls
Two entire walls branded with backlit panels carrying the corporate campaign.
- Placement
- Two feature walls
- Format
- Backlit panels
Garden Breeze · 06
Forum Wall Panels
The entire forum wall branded with backlit panels.
- Placement
- Forum wall
- Format
- Backlit panels
Garden Breeze · 07
Property Hoardings
Two new large-format hoardings at the property.
- Placement
- At the property
- Format
- Large-format hoardings
Garden Breeze · 08
Entrance LED Screen
A large-format LED screen at the property entrance.
- Placement
- Property entrance
- Format
- LED screen
Garden Breeze · 09
Master Numbering Plan
The project’s master numbering plan, presented in the customer experience centre.
- Placement
- Customer experience centre
- Format
- Master numbering plan
Project 03 · Recently launched
04 scope areasPrestige Parklane
Four scope areas delivered for the launch.
Prestige Parklane · 01
Container Office Interiors
Interior branding for the site container office, including the Prestige reception logo.
- Placement
- Site container office
- Format
- Interior branding
Prestige Parklane · 02
Directional Signage
Directional signage to guide visitors.
- Placement
- On site
- Format
- Directional signage
Prestige Parklane · 03
Backlit Wall Panels
Backlit wall panels on site.
- Placement
- On site
- Format
- Backlit panels
Prestige Parklane · 04
Vertical Flags
Vertical flex flags on site.
- Placement
- On site
- Format
- Vertical flex flags
Scope across projects
What was delivered.
| Scope | Prestige Palm Court | Garden Breeze @ The Prestige City | Prestige Parklane |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prestige & project logo branding | Not in scope | ||
| Master numbering plans & project renders | Not in scope | ||
| Backlit fabric boxes | Not in scope | ||
| Large-format render walls | Not in scope | Not in scope | |
| Large-scale photo booth | Not in scope | Not in scope | |
| Backlit wall panels | Not in scope | ||
| Vertical flex flags | Not in scope | ||
| Reflective road median branding | Not in scope | Not in scope | |
| Backlit entrance arch | Not in scope | Not in scope | |
| Luxury ACP feature frame | Not in scope | Not in scope | |
| Large-format hoardings | Not in scope | Not in scope | |
| LED screen | Not in scope | Not in scope | |
| Directional signage | Not in scope | Not in scope | |
| Container office interiors | Not in scope | Not in scope |
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Outdoor Advertising
Media that earns the spend
Site selection, negotiation, buying and campaign management across billboards, hoardings, highmasts and transit media. Outdoor is bought on traffic direction, dwell time and sightline as much as on rate — a cheap site facing the wrong way is not cheap.
Questions this answers
- Is this site actually seen by the people I am trying to reach?
- Did the campaign run where and when it was booked to run?
- What did this spend do, stated without inventing a number for it?
What you get
- Site selection assessed on traffic direction, sightline, dwell and competition
- Rate negotiation and buying, with the rate card and what you paid both shown
- Creative adapted per format, so a highmast is not a shrunk billboard
- Mounting verification with dated, geo-tagged proof of display
- Post-campaign reporting that states what is measured and what is estimated
Bookable inventory
Panels on the corridors that carry the city.
Digital out-of-home sites across South, Central and East Bengaluru, available to book through us. These are operated by our media partners rather than owned by Bhumi — we plan the campaign, negotiate the rate and verify the mounting. Rates and availability change month to month, so both are confirmed at the time of booking.
6 sitesSouth BengaluruCentral BengaluruEast BengaluruUp to ~600 sq ft
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BTM Junction → Jayanagar
South Bengaluru22 ft × 22 ft~500 sq ft
- Traffic from
- HSR Layout · Silk Board · Electronic City (Ragigudda Flyover)
- Heading towards
- Jayanagar · JP Nagar · Banashankari
12°54'58.0"N 77°36'56.1"E
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KR Market Junction → Town Hall
Central Bengaluru22 ft × 22 ft~500 sq ft
- Traffic from
- Mysore Road Flyover · Krishna Rajendra Road
- Heading towards
- City Town Hall · CBD area · Kalasipalyam bus station
12°57'49.8"N 77°34'39.0"E
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Town Hall → Mysore Road
Central Bengaluru22 ft × 22 ft~500 sq ft
- Traffic from
- CBD area · City Town Hall · Corporation Circle
- Heading towards
- Mysore Road · Gopalan Sirsi Mall
12°57'49.7"N 77°34'39.2"E
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SJP Road → Town Hall
Central Bengaluru30 ft × 20 ft~600 sq ft
- Traffic from
- KR Market bus stop · NR Road · Metro station
- Heading towards
- SJP Road · Avenue Road · Chickpet · CBD area
12°57'51.6"N 77°34'40.2"E
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Bellandur Junction → Marathahalli
East Bengaluru13 ft × 10 ft~130 sq ft
- Traffic from
- Iblur · Sarjapur Road · HSR Layout
- Heading towards
- Ecospace and Ecoworld tech parks · Marathahalli Outer Ring Road
12°54'58.0"N 77°36'56.1"E
Location map06
Ejipura Junction → Koramangala
South Bengaluru · 100 ft Intermediate Ring Road, Ejipura22 ft × 22 ft~500 sq ft
- Traffic from
- Indiranagar · Domlur · Old Airport Road
- Heading towards
- Koramangala · HSR Layout · St John's
12°57'20.0"N 77°37'40.0"EPanel secured — site photography to follow
Suited to jewellery, retail, BFSI, real estate, healthcare, FMCG and D2C brands. Dimensions and catchments are as stated by the site operator. Availability is confirmed at booking.
The craft
How an outdoor site is actually judged.
These are the rules of the category, not claims about our own campaigns. If a media plan you are shown ignores them, it is worth asking why.
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Direction before rate
A site is bought on which way the traffic is moving. A hoarding facing outbound evening traffic reaches a different person from the same structure facing inbound morning traffic, at the same price.
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Dwell time is the real currency
A signal-side site with ninety seconds of stationary traffic outperforms a higher-footfall site people pass at speed. Impressions counted without dwell are a vanity number.
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Six words, read at speed
Outdoor is read in under three seconds from a moving vehicle. Copy that works on a brochure page almost never survives the transfer without being cut down hard.
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Format changes the design
A highmast is seen from distance and below; a wall wrap is seen close and flat. Shrinking one artwork to fit every format is the most common and most expensive shortcut in the category.
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Proof of display, dated
A booking is not a guarantee that the site ran. Mounting should be verified with dated, geo-tagged photographs — the same standard any media buyer should ask of anyone.
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Say what is measured
Outdoor reach is modelled, not counted. Reporting should separate what was verified from what was estimated, and label the difference rather than blurring it.
Who this is for
If any of these is you.
- Developers launching a project, or refreshing an experience centre, site or approach
- Landowners marketing a parcel directly
- Brands buying outdoor media across the city and its approaches
- Projects whose site presence does not match the price being asked