Scenographic and operational support over 3 months for an alternative cultural venue. The work encompassed all areas — bar, performance and conference hall, artists’ dressing rooms.

It included sourcing and purchasing furniture and objects, their installation, spatial scenography, as well as site management interventions, selection and supervision of artisans.

1. “The Nave”

Multi-activity hall at the heart of the Consulat, a hybrid space comprising both a bar area and a living space, with live arts and performance programming. Sourcing of vintage and design furniture to give a convivial character to this former electric generator building.

2. The Kitchen

Convivial space for co-workers; here the goal was to preserve the existing kitchen with its antique yellow tile work and formica cabinets, apply a patina to the walls, and find furniture in harmony with it.

3. The Co-working Space

Open co-working space for associations, a place for conviviality and exchange. Sourcing and installation of furniture and accessories, greenery.