I'm putting together a booth concept for a client — a Canadian Space Agency stand with a space-capsule theme — that goes to the organizers next week, so the spatial scale and flow really need to convince them. Please follow the layout in this photo closely: on one side a red vertical pillar-panel (white maple-leaf and star emblems, the Canada wordmark), a flat screen showing the agency logo on the central wall, and on the other side metallic-gray hull paneling with rivets, recessed seams and stiffeners plus a big hatch/porthole revealing a lunar surface and rover; a dark suspended ceiling with surface-mounted floodlights and edge light strips, and a white floor. The materials should read distinctly — brushed matte metal panels, satin-lacquer red pillar, a self-lit screen, matte floor — lit with area lights plus screen glow for a cool high-tech feel. The main thing is that the hull panels and hatch stay clear and don't get buried by lighting or clutter, with believable overall proportions; estimate any unstated booth dimensions to typical specs. Set a perspective camera slightly off the booth front, render a high-res PNG in Cycles, and keep the .blend so I can retweak the angle later.