Media Resources

The lobby lightboxes not only serve commercial communication but also integrate into the airport's overall wayfinding and spatial narrative system. Through a unified design language, they enhance the modernity and sense of order in the terminal, making brand messages more easily received. They are particularly suitable for scenario-based communication for categories such as high-end consumption, cultural and tourism travel, and financial services.

Located in the central median of the drop-off lane on the departure level of the terminal, it is right on the path passengers must take when walking into the terminal after getting out of the car. Whether for vehicles dropping off passengers or arriving travelers, attention will naturally be drawn to this area, creating high frequency exposure, achieving nearly 100% path coverage and forced visibility.

The exclusive space is free from other media interference, fully covering all the flow of transfer passengers, and the unique creative space is the best choice for shaping brand image and promoting new products

The passage leads to Taiping Old Street, with an eye-catching media location, a large brand display area, rich display content, and a shocking visual impact

The 4-meter ultra-high pillar and dynamic screen achieve high-quality media combination, 360° full-angle viewing, strong visual presentation effect, and no other media interference in the exclusive space, which strongly locks the attention of pedestrians

This area is directly facing all the transfer and passenger flow in and out of the station, and is a high-quality media that integrates visual impact and high-end brand image display.

Changsha South Railway Station is the transfer station of Line 2 and Line 4, and the double-line transfer station hall realizes 100% coverage of the station passenger flow, and the huge picture of the super light box is shocking and rich in carrying content

Changsha South Railway Station is the interchange station between Line 2 and Line 4, and the 360° circular stereo visual effect of ultra-high-definition light boxes and pillars is shocking, and the area directly faces the passenger flow in and out of the station, effectively grabbing the attention of subway passengers