PROTOTYPECORLEONE FORGED / SEMA 2026Public showcase
CORLEONE FORGED · EXHIBIT VISUALIZATION

From plans.
Into space.

A closer look at Corleone Forged’s
20 × 30 foot SEMA booth.

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Spatial study / 01

Rendered view of the booth
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20′ × 30′FULL BOOTH FOOTPRINT
Blender reconstruction

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FOOTPRINT20 × 30 ft
FRONT DISPLAY TOWERS10 ft high
REAR STORAGE WALLS8 ft high
HANGING CYLINDER10 × 4 ft
THE RECONSTRUCTION

Built around
the supplied design.

Red display architecture. Polished wheel samples. A white lounge beneath the hanging brand cylinder.

Opposite perspective of the reconstructed wheel display and storage doorway02 / OPPOSITE PERSPECTIVE
MODEL NOTES

What is measured.
What is interpreted.

Visual reconstruction
01

Grounded in the plans

The 20 × 30 ft footprint, 199 in rear span, 8 ft storage walls, 10 ft front panels, 92 in angled panels, and two 119 × 36 in soffits follow the supplied design dimensions. The 10 ft diameter × 4 ft cylinder is centered 150 in from the front boundary.

02

Matched to the color proof

The red and white arrangement, curved reception counter, sofa, three café tables and nine stools follow the supplied renderings and plan. Brand graphics and wheel examples are visualization approximations.

03

Visual assumptions

The sign’s “15 ft from floor” note has no clear datum. This study places its underside at 15 ft. Furniture sizes, wheel sizes and sample details, the angled panels’ rotation, and final red laminate are visual estimates. Exact wheel models and graphics remain to be confirmed.

Visualization limits +

This is a design visualization for spatial and visual review. Furniture and wheel details, the red finish and production graphics are illustrative. The hanging sign is shown with its underside at 15 ft; that height datum remains an assumption.

The build sequence illustrates the model’s components. It is not a construction method, structural design, electrical plan or rigging guide. Confirm fabrication dimensions and suspension with the design team before building.