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In reporting
Inside an international exhibition build
How a 900 square metre stand is assembled, certified and dismantled in eleven days.
10Features
Long reads from inside the industry
Architecture, manufacturing, the changing floor, surveillance practice, exhibitions and the future of integrated resorts.
MapleWinzoneCanada / Canada Desk
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Visual stories
Features
The evolution of the casino floor, from carpet maze to open room
For decades the gaming floor was designed to disorient. The current generation is designed to be legible. MapleWinzoneCanada traces how the room changed and what forced the change.
18 July 2026 / 11 min / Global
Industry Trends
The floor is no longer the whole building: how operators are rewriting the casino plan
Across four continents, the gaming floor is shrinking as a share of built area while retaining its share of revenue. MapleWinzoneCanada examines the floor plans behind the current wave of integrated resort approvals and what the change means for machine suppliers.
12 August 2026 / 9 min / Global
Industry Trends
Responsible gaming technology standardises around shared data definitions
Vendors and operators are converging on common definitions for session, break and limit data, a technical change that makes compliance reporting comparable across venues for the first time.
30 July 2026 / 8 min / Global
02In progress
Commissioned and reporting
In reporting
A shift in the surveillance suite
Twelve hours with the team that reviews the floor and decides what escalates.
In reporting
The architecture of arrival
Why the first ninety seconds of a resort entrance now absorb so much of the design budget.