The Reforma project presents an approach to sustainable event architecture through the use of Plasbricks, a modular system made from upcycled plastic. It explores the use of this alternative material in large-scale exhibition construction. The interlocking system allows efficient assembly and disassembly, reducing environmental impact and avoiding additional finishing. The result is a structure defined by material clarity and practical strategies for circular design in commercial applications.

OKRIT Co., Ltd. is a professional service firm based in Bangkok specializing in design and build solutions for exhibitions, events, interiors, and cultural spaces. With over two decades of experience, the company offers integrated services ranging from creative concept development to full-scale construction and execution. OKRIT works across multiple industries, including finance, automotive, and government, and utilizes modular systems and sustainable practices in its production workflow. The company assembles customized teams for each project, ensuring alignment with specific client objectives, technical requirements, and operational contexts.

Kasikornbank Public Company Limited (KBank) is a leading financial institution in Thailand, renowned for its commitment to innovation and sustainable development. As a cornerstone of the Thai banking sector, KBank actively integrates Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles into its operations, driving initiatives towards net-zero emissions. The bank continually seeks innovative solutions to enhance customer experience and operational efficiency, while championing environmental responsibility. The ReForma exhibition booth project exemplifies KBank's dedication to sustainability, serving as a tangible manifestation of their green initiatives and forward-thinking approach in engaging with the public and stakeholders.