Spaces & layouts

Conference rooms, reception halls, galleries, stands, libraries, classrooms: most of our setups sit indoors.

Placement follows the circulation already in the room rather than imposing its own.

A place people pass through and a place people settle in call for different arrangements: one must be seen from afar, the other must invite you to sit down.

Squares, courtyards, forecourts, festivals and public events also host our setups.

Outdoors calls for a fallback arranged in advance: the material does not tolerate damp, and a project cannot depend on the weather.

With that reservation, open air offers what no room can: visibility, footfall and encounter.

A successful setup is understood before it is explained. You see the scene, you grasp what is expected, you know where to stand.

That legibility is decided by placement, not by signage: abundant signage is usually the sign of an unresolved layout.

Our setups welcome every audience, with no selection by age and no prior knowledge of any kind.

Working heights, turning space, the option of taking part seated: these points are settled with you beforehand.

A setup that puts someone in difficulty in front of others has missed its purpose.

Placement takes account of the flows, thoroughfares and gatherings particular to your venue.

Exits stay clear, approaches passable, and waiting is absorbed by circulation rather than by a queue.

Feasibility is validated on plan before any commitment.