RU1762U1 - EXHIBITION COMPLEX - Google Patents

Abstract

1. EXHIBITION COMPLEX, which is a pavilion having a working information space formed by the front wall and two side walls on both sides of the front wall at an angle to it, and at least one surface of each wall is adapted to display information, characterized in that it contains three more pavilions and all four pavilions are made identical and installed along the perimeter of the exhibition complex at a distance from one another to create a passage between them, forming an additional working space space bounded by the front walls of all pavilions. 2. The complex according to claim 1, characterized in that between the front walls of the adjacent pavilions there is another additional wall at a distance from the adjacent front walls, forming an additional working space in the form of an open octagon, and this additional wall has at least one surface adapted for display information. 3. The complex according to any one of claims 1 to 2, characterized in that all the walls of each pavilion are made of two blocks containing a single body and end walls fastened with screeds, in the central part of which there are openings for installing at least two television or computer receivers with screens outwards, and with the back walls - inside the case. 4. A complex according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that at least one frontal and / or at least one additional wall has a screen for direct or rear projection from the corresponding projector. The complex according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that in the additional workspace

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The utility model relates to advertising and demonstration media, and more specifically applies to exhibition complexes.

The utility model can be used as an exhibition or demonstration pavilion, as a stage space, as studio television pavilions, and also as an auditorium for cultural events, gala performances, film and video films.

A video information installation is known in which a multi-section screen has at least two cells, each of which or any combination thereof receives its own information from projectors. The ability to rotate and / or move in the space of a number of cells allows you to form a space-changing screen volumetric multiplanar system IJ.

The system is used as an exhibition pavilion to demonstrate both real objects on display and to display their images.

The exhibition pavilion is formed by a front wall, two side walls on both sides of the front wall and at an angle to it, as well as a visor above all walls, at least one of the surfaces of which is adapted to display information, which is a multi-plane system.

ivl-flat-panel system using more than three screens-walls is cumbersome, and when using three screens in the pavilion - it is uninformative, therefore the exposition area

small, which reduces the likelihood of using such a system as an exhibition complex.

The purpose of creating a utility model is to expand the functionality and increase the exhibition area of the exhibition hall.

This goal is achieved by the fact that the exhibition koshtelex, which is a pavilion having a working information space formed by a front wall and two side walls on both sides of the front wall at an angle to it, and at least one surface of each wall is adapted to display information, according to the utility model, it contains three more pavilions and all four pavilions are made identical and installed along the perimeter of the exhibition complex at a distance from one another to create a passage between them, about developing an additional working space limited by the front walls of all pavilions.

It is advisable that between the front walls of neighboring pavilions would be installed another additional wall at a distance from adjacent front walls, forming an additional working space in the form of an open octagon, and that this additional wall would have at least one surface adapted to display information.

It turned out to be advantageous that all the walls of each pavilion were made of two blocks containing a single building and that the end walls were fastened with stuccos, in the central part of which there were openings for installing at least two television or computer receivers with the screens outward and the rear walls inside the case .

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It is less appropriate for He that at least one frontal otene and / or at least one additional otene of each pavilion and / or at least one additional wall have a screen for direct or rear projection from the corresponding projector.

It is also useful that in an additional workspace would be located the auditorium.

Conveniently, each front wall and / or each additional wall would be installed with the possibility of its movement in the direction perpendicular to the opposite wall.

The proposed exhibition complex allows using the pavilions not only for their intended purpose for advertising and demonstrating objects at exhibitions, but also using it as an auditorium for various cultural and entertainment events, for example, as a stage space for theatrical performances and other similar events, which significantly expands the functionality and increases the exhibition area of the exhibition complex.

In the future, the utility model is illustrated by a description of its implementation with a link to the accompanying drawings, in which:

FIG. I depicts the constructive implementation of the exhibition complex, according to the utility model, with four pavilions, front view;

which a visor is installed on the pylons above the side walls of one of the pavilions, top view;

Fig, 4 - the same exhibition complex with an auditorium;

FIG. 5 - design of a unified block for the implementation of the walls of the pavilion, front view;

FIG. 6 - the same block, side view;

FIG. 7 - a unified block, in the openings of the end walls of which are installed screen matrices, front view;

FIG. 8, 9, 10 - versions of the exhibition complex with additional walls, top view;

FIG. II - a general view of the design of one of the options for the exhibition complex with an auditorium located inside it.

In FIG. I shows the constructive implementation of one of the options for the exhibition complex, its general view, according to the utility model, containing four pavilions I, 2, 3, 4. All pavilions 1-4 are made the same and are installed along the perimeter of the exhibition complex inside the front walls 5 at a distance of one from another to create a passage between them 6.

The side walls 7 and 8 and the front walls 5 of each pavilion 1-4 have a surface adapted to display information, for example, designed in the form of screens, for example television or computer receivers.

Each pavilion 1-4 has a working information space formed by the front wall 5 and the side walls 7 and 8 on both sides of the front wall 5 at an angle to it.

body work space inside the entire exhibition complex.

The side walls 7, 8 are located at a distance from the front wall 5, thus forming the wings 9, expanding the exhibition area of pavilion 1-4, and when performing theatrical performances, necessary when using the internal space of pavilion 1-4 as a stage.

The angle of the side walls 7, b adjacent pavilions 1-4 relative to the front wall 5 is determined by the width of the passage 6, as well as the inner space of the pavilion 1-4.

In FIG. 2 shows a conditional image of the same exhibition complex, top view. Four pavilions 1-4 are located around the perimeter of the site reserved for the exhibition complex.

The visor 10 located above the side walls 1, 7, 8 of each pavilion 1-4 is made with the possibility of raising or lowering from a horizontal position to a vertical one, which allows, as necessary, increasing the information surface of the corresponding pavilion 1-4.

The movement of the visor 10 is provided by turning it relative to the shaft II installed in the bearings 12, 12, with the possibility of its fixation in intermediate angular positions.

In the case of a vertical or angular position of the visor 10, the working information space of the corresponding pavilion 1-4 expands.

relies on pylons 12 (Fig. 3), and the side walls 7, 8 are deployed relative to their own front wall 5.

The horizontal arrangement of the visor 10 may be appropriate if the pavilion is used as a stage space for theatrical performances or as a television studio.

It is possible to install a visor 10 also over at least one front wall 5 of pavilion 1-4, as shown in FIG. 2.

The surface of at least one of the walls 5, 7, 8 is made in the form of a screen, such as a television or computer receiver, and is adapted to display information.

Information is supplied to the screen surface of walls 5, 7 and 8 from a corresponding projector or from a separate source of information. As such a source, either a television signal source, and / or a video camera, and / or a VCR, and / or a computer are used.

In the additional workspace, limited by the front walls 5 of all pavilions 1-4, there is an auditorium 13 (Fig. 4), organized in any known manner.

Front walls 5 and side walls 7 and 8 of each pavilion 1-4 of the exhibition complex are a unified block 14, which for clarity in FIG. 5,6,7 is shown with an open case.

The unified block 14 (Fig. 5, 6) has a hollow body 15 made of material suitable for exhibition equipment. In the housing 15 there are two television or computer receivers 16, 17, the rear wall U1i 18, 18 to each other.

-ba screens 19, 19 - out. After installing the receivers 16, 17, the housing 15 is closed on both sides by the end walls 20, 20, in the central part of which openings 21, 21 are made for the screens 19, 19. The end walls 20, 20 are angled together, for example, with ties 22.

In the case of the allocation of large areas for the exhibition complex, the screens 19, 19 are replaced by a screen surface in the form of a matrix 23, 23 (Fig. 7), consisting of at least two horizontal and at least two vertical rows of television or computer receivers. The number of such receivers in the matrix varies as necessary.

Both screen matrices 23, 23 are enclosed in a single hollow housing 15, closed on both sides of the housing by end walls 20, 20, in each of which openings 21, 21 are made corresponding to the size of the matrix’s common screen. After installing both matrices in the housing with the screens outside and back and the walls inside the housing, the end walls 20, 20 are fastened at the corners, for example, with ties 22.

For clarity, the housing of the unified unit 14 in FIG. 7 only the screen matrices 23 mounted in the openings of the end walls are open and shown.

Unified blocks 14 are carried out moving, for example, on wheels or on magnetic pillows (not shown in Fig.) And the freedom of movement and installation of blocks 14 allows the exhibition complex to be freely reconstructed due to necessity and expediency, thus creating a variety of options for its configuration and use.

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in the form of an open octagon formed by the front walls 5 of pavilions 1-4 and additional walls 24 (FIG. 8) installed at a distance from the front walls 5 of neighboring pavilions 1-4.

If necessary, visors 25 (Fig. 9) are installed above the additional walls 24 with the possibility of raising or lowering, as are the visors 10, 10 with fixation in angular predetermined positions.

In this version, if you install visors over each frontal wall and over each additional wall and lean them back a little (if you look from the center of the auditorium), then their screen surfaces form a circular screen (round frame), like a bowl on which you can apply a running line, or other information.

The additional wall 24 has at least one surface adapted for displaying information, for example, facing the auditorium 13, for which at least one front wall 5 and / or at least one additional wall 24 of each pavilion 1-4 a screen for direct or rear projection from the corresponding projector 26 is located.

Front 5 and additional walls 24 of the exhibition complex are installed with the possibility of their movement in the direction perpendicular to the opposite wall. This allows you to easily change the configuration of the exhibition complex, depending on the site allocated for these purposes, and the tasks set for its use.

The use of unified blocks 14 (Fig. 5, 6) allows the most complete use of their information surface. The presence of a curtain between any pair of walls greatly increases the possibility of creating spatial freedom during theatrical performances.

In the complex shown in FIG. 10, the additional working space is formed in the form of a rhombus by additional walls 24. These walls 24 are located at an angle to the front wall 5 of each pavilion 1-4 and at the same time are the side walls and any two internal pavilions 27. The front wall 5 of the corresponding pavilion 1-4 will be common to one of the two inner pavilions 27.

The side walls 7, 8 of each pavilion 1-4 are deployed relative to the front wall 5 at any angle. A visor 28 is installed over the side stenagms 24 of the inner pavilion 27 with the possibility of raising / lowering it with a fixation of the angular position of the visor 28. The visor 28 has a rotation axis 2S installed in the bearings 30.

The appearance of the exhibition complex is shown in FIG. II, on which four pavilions 1-4 are located, located along the perimeter of the exhibition area 31.

Above the side walls 7, 8 of one of the pavilions 1-4 installed: visor 10 in an elevated position.

The front walls 5 of all pavilions 1-4 form an additional internal working space, which is used as an auditorium 13.

The auditorium 13 can be arranged in a known manner, for example, rotating, and is not limited to 1 | jurma and the arrangement shown in FIG. II.

Above the visual hall, the BM 32 can be located dome 32 (srig. I and II), made of transparent or decorative material. The ceiling 33 of the auditorium 13 is made in the form of a decorative lattice of modern design with built-in lamps. Author and applicant / ST G.I. Yudenich J

Claims (6)

1. EXHIBITION COMPLEX, which is a pavilion having a working information space formed by the front wall and two side walls on both sides of the front wall at an angle to it, and at least one surface of each wall is adapted to display information, characterized in that it contains three more pavilions and all four pavilions are made identical and installed along the perimeter of the exhibition complex at a distance from one another to create a passage between them, forming an additional working space space bounded by the front walls of all pavilions.  2. The complex according to claim 1, characterized in that between the front walls of the neighboring pavilions there is another additional wall at a distance from the adjacent front walls, forming an additional working space in the form of an open octagon, and this additional wall has at least one surface adapted to display information.  3. The complex according to any one of claims 1 to 2, characterized in that all the walls of each pavilion are made of two blocks containing a single building and end walls fastened with screeds, in the central part of which openings are made for installing at least two television or computer receivers with screens outward, and rear walls inside the case.  4. The complex according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that at least one frontal and / or at least one additional wall has a screen for direct or rear projection from the corresponding projector.  5. The complex according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the auditorium is located in the additional workspace.  6. The complex according to any one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that each front wall and / or each additional wall is installed with the possibility of its movement in a direction perpendicular to the opposite wall.