References
A selection of projects we have supported
These client stories show how Unibrick setups fit into very different settings: companies, local authorities, cultural institutions, shopping centres, libraries and schools. Every project is its own, designed for the place and the audience that receive it.
AECOM — a mosaic of the place Bellecour
- Context
- An internal evening bringing together teams spread across several departments and several sites.
- Setup
- A collaborative mosaic of the place Bellecour, divided into as many panels as there were tables, revealed only at the final assembly.
- Outcome
- A unifying gesture, a shared image, and a work that still hangs in their offices.
- In their words
- “A wonderful, unifying activity that gave us back a child's spirit for an evening. A real moment of warmth, but artistic and very instructive too!” — Catherine Lascombe, AECOM
Lugdunum Museum — an ancient city restored
- Context
- A cultural institution wanting to open to the public an archaeological site of which only remains survive.
- Setup
- A restitution model designed with the museum's scientific team, installed along the visitor route.
- Outcome
- An immediate reading of the site, a support for interpretation, and a piece that brings visitors back.
- In their words
- “The model lets us add information and understanding on certain subjects in the museum.” — Arnaud Galliègue, cultural interpreter, Lugdunum Museum
Grand Belfort — explaining an industry to the public
- Context
- A local authority wanting its residents to understand how a treatment process works.
- Setup
- An explanatory diorama showing the stages of the process side by side, now used as an interpretation tool across the area.
- Outcome
- A technical subject made legible without a line of text, and a support that travels from one venue to the next.
- In their words
- “The diorama lets us bring the county's work to the public's attention.” — Jérôme M., Grand Belfort
Local authority — a flagship event open to all
- Context
- A public event intended to bring together residents, families and visitors.
- Setup
- A collaborative activity open to everyone, building a shared image step by step.
- Outcome
- A warm scene, participation across the generations, and a work that stayed with the town. Testimonial to be collected
Shopping centre — a stopping point in the mall
- Context
- A mall wanting a natural stopping point and an activity visible from the aisles.
- Setup
- A participatory build running in continuous flow, open to every audience, with no booking.
- Outcome
- Natural circulation, longer dwell time, and a strong visual presence. Testimonial to be collected
Library — an accessible cultural activity
- Context
- A library wanting to offer its family audiences a cultural activity with a playful side.
- Setup
- A collaborative workshop suited to children and families, built around a narrative theme.
- Outcome
- A moment of discovery, participation that gives something back, and a work on display in the building. Testimonial to be collected
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