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Shikatani Lacroix Wins Gold APEX Award

Shikatani Lacroix has won a Gold APEX Award at the Digital Signage Expo (DSE) for designing an immersive restaurant bar experience for Boston Pizza.

Shikatani Lacroix received a Gold APEX award in the Food & Beverage category, selected by an independent panel of 10 industry experts and journalists. The award was presented at the DSE 2018 APEX awards gala on Wednesday, March 28 in Las Vegas, Nevada. This award celebrates innovative digital displays, interactive technology and compelling viewer content for B2C and B2B companies.

Paulo Ferreira, Boston Pizza (left), Marcos Terenzio and Richard Dirstein(right)

“This is our second APEX Award, and we couldn’t be more excited,” said Richard Dirstein, Principal and EVP, Design and Innovation at Shikatani Lacroix. “Our new design for Boston Pizza creates an immersive restaurant experience that better connects patrons through the space and with the city at large, helping fans celebrate their team, their city, themselves, and now, we celebrate Boston Pizza.We are honored to have these efforts recognized and thank Boston Pizza for giving us the opportunity.”

This flagship location at Front and John streets in Toronto’s downtown core, is located near the city’s two major sports stadiums: Rogers Centre and the Air Canada Centre. Boston Pizza looked to create an immersive experience, marrying digital and physical to capture Millennials’ attention and position Boston Pizza as the ultimate provider of sports content and information. The digital screens are a one-stop shop for their consumers’ sports needs while dining providing dynamic, RSS-driven, digital messaging with team statistics, player statistics, news, game schedules, team match ups, player match ups, and valuable information for fantasy leagues for all major sports: NBA, NHL, MLS, MLB, NFL.

About the Award

DSE is the world’s largest conference and trade show dedicated to innovative digital communication and technology solutions. The APEX Awards celebrate innovative work in this field in nine different categories. This year’s winners were selected from 116 entrants in 10 countries.