From gas field to global export.
The ceremony, as it happened.
The event report: the stage film on the ultra-wide LED wall, the projection map table, the holocube and the insight screen — live in the hall.
One story, five touchpoints.
For QatarEnergy’s Blue Ammonia plant groundbreaking ceremony we designed the content for the whole hall — from the main stage to the interactive installations around it.
The main stage film runs across an ultra-wide LED wall and tells the plant’s story in one move: an offshore platform at dawn, gas flowing through pipelines, solar power, ammonia molecules, carbon captured and stored underground, and a ship taking blue ammonia to the world. A screensaver loop kept the wall alive before and after the ceremony.
Around the hall, guests explored the same story up close: a projection map table with five activations and its own control panel, a holocube with three points of interest, and an insight-center screen answering questions like “What is blue ammonia?”.
Ultra-wide, end to end.
The content master for the main LED wall — one continuous panorama from the gas field to the export ship.
The story, within reach.
Interactive pieces around the hall — content and UI by NAOS.
From screen design to show day.
How the content came together.
→01Story
One panorama for the stage: gas, sun, molecule, storage, export.
→02Control panel
A touch panel that starts each activation on the map table.
→03Insight UI
Questions and answers designed for a portrait screen.
04Show day
Everything live in one hall on the day of the ceremony.
