For an exhibition held at the National Library of China in Beijing, over 100 historical documents were displayed to tell the story of Macao during the Qing Dynasty — a narrative of significance to both Chinese and Portuguese heritage. To support this, Unlimited Events was tasked with designing and building modular display structures that would enhance the storytelling through impactful graphics and intelligent spatial layout.

The final design included seven custom T3 structures: four T3 Lightbox displays (ranging from 1m x 2.5m to 4.5m x 2.5m) in a mix of wall-mounted and free-standing formats to allow flexibility in visitor flow; and three large T3 Frame displays (from 7.3m x 4.9m up to 11m x 2.5m), combining floor-standing elements and mounted fabric graphics. The graphics were installed using Silverlite and Silverlite 45° extrusions, offering clean finishes and adaptable mounting angles.

Thanks to the tool-free Twist & Lock system, all structures were assembled quickly and efficiently with a minimal crew. Only half a day was needed for final graphic mounting and alignment. The result was a sophisticated, adaptable, and visually engaging exhibition that respected the gravity of the content while delivering a seamless visitor experience.