Carpentry

If you have checked out any of ID3 Groups visual trophies, like the outstanding proofs inside our gallery, or in random spots all around this website, you might not think of carpentry first. The really cool, modern designs, the metallic looking sets, the shiny displays, the interactive elements, the big, intimidating animated creatures, none of those really screams “wood, hammer, and nails.” But you would be surprised! Many of the amazing set designs you see in movies might look like full metal structures, but they might be constructed with a belly full of wood. So the shell of the exhibit might look like carved foam, or stone, or steel, but its interior might very well be framed with wood. Wood based structures are generally lighter, quicker to build, and easier to construct in a timely, efficient manner than big heavy metal structures, like those made of steel.