#PROJECT WINTER YETI UPDATE#
The headliners of the new update are the holiday content. The new update is already available in the recently-launched Public Test Realms servers, but it will come pretty quickly for everyone else as well. The developers recently revealed a winter update that will bring all sorts of festive limited-time goods to the game, including obtainable winter cosmetics and gear, pretty holiday lighting for towns, and a big yeti who wants Winter Tokens in exchange for presents.Īmazon Game Studios showed off New World’s upcoming Winter Update in a blog post on the game’s site on December 3, 2021. If you’re looking for something a bit different, we invite you to explore the wide range of other industries we work with.įor those looking to get involved within the outdoor space, our we have over 20 years of experience with the Outdoor Retailer trade show.It would appear that Amazon Game Studios is set to go all in on the spirit of the holidays in New World with its upcoming update. Looking for more? The YETI booth is just one example of Condit’s diverse exhibit designs. We value the integrity of Roundhouse’s design and we feel honored to work in hand with visionaries from agencies especially when they involve such extraordinary clients like YETI. Condit experienced great synthesis with the Roundhouse team in making the booth cohesive for the brand while also trade show-ready from a build, ship and installation standpoint. The booth was a remarkable environment that exuded the essence of YETI’s grit and durability.
#PROJECT WINTER YETI INSTALL#
The aesthetic presence was met with praise from both client and client customers, while the logistics and coordination from fabrication, to crate transport, to install went off without a hitch. YETI has now wrapped up two successful Outdoor Retailer trade shows in two iterations of the new modular exhibit. And if the silo wasn’t enough to draw show attendees from across the convention hall, Condit fabricated a towering marquee like that of the one shining on South Congress street in Austin. Garage doors open up to themed conference rooms for which Condit produced graphics and sourced reclaimed barnwood for product displays. Our team had a blast seeking out just the right truck bed to fit with the theme. The design also included a vintage, turquoise truck bed, scoped in the design because there’s not a truck in Texas without it’s YETI Cooler in tow. Condit’s master metal workers antiqued the metal sheeting surrounding the silo and corrugated metal roof, while our wood craftsmen fabricated the glowing red, faux fire. Roundhouse designed a double-decker silo with campfire conference space. The exhibit won “Best of Booths” in the Outdoor Dailies magazine at the Winter Market 2017 the author noted, “the booth represents the brand’s true identity, and that of their customers, who span across a broad range of outdoor enthusiasts.” The weathered, rustic booth gives nod to YETI’s heritage. YETI’s new trade show environment made a cannonball-sized splash on the Outdoor Retailer show floor. And finally, we were challenged with engineering and fabricating the exhibit to break down easily for crate shipment and smooth install and dismantle by the show’s union labor. We sourced materials to fit in line with brand’s wholesale and retail flagship environments. We wanted to represent the freedom around in the rugged, wide open spaces of the US and showcase YETI’s products in their natural habitat.”Īs for Condit, we made sure the design fit the modularity and configurability required for a long exhibit life and changing show floor space. Maps, well-worn pickup trucks, weathered signs and rusty barbed wire fences. The creative concept takes its inspiration from classic travel Americana and the surrounding area of Austin, TX. Roundhouse’s Senior Manager for the YETI account detailed the objectives for the new booth design, “We looked to the YETI origin story, values, and attitude of the brand for guidance. The team at Roundhouse was charged with maintaining brand continuity within YETI’s new 3D exhibit space.
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