Computer Exhibition・Modular Truss System: Re-assemblable Skeleton

Design a technology trade show booth built entirely from a standard modular truss system, treated as a deliberate aesthetic. Assemble square-section aluminium truss into a clear rectilinear framework about 9 by 6 metres and 5 metres tall, with the truss left in its natural silver finish and every node connection visible. Hang product display panels, screens and graphic banners directly from the truss with visible clamps and drop wires. Suspend a rigging grid of stage lighting from the top chord, the fixtures deliberately exposed with their barn doors and safety cables visible. Keep the ground plane almost empty except for four simple white plinths and a compact counter, so the structure reads as the architecture. Add a mezzanine platform on one side reached by a truss-supported stair, giving an overview of the hall. Use a raised modular floor system with a visible edge ramp. Keep the palette to silver aluminium, black fittings and white graphics. Show the hall beyond visible through the open framework. Photorealistic, structural, honest and demountable, eye-level three-quarter view.