The exhibition “Saint Etienne, a Grammar of Forms” takes place in the Great Sink room of Saint-Etienne’s Mine Museum, and adapts to the pre-existing furniture of the former mine.

studio name: Atelier 1:1
design team: Henry Flouzat & Clara Lamerre
area: scenography
year: 2021
location: Musée de la Mine – Puits Couriot, Saint-Etienne, France
exhibition curator : Marie-Caroline Janand & Danielle Méaux
scenography : Atelier 1:1
graphic design : Erwann Terrier
carpentry : Brunon Menuiserie
prints : Pacoret
photography Credits: Atelier1un

Museum of Saint-Etienne by Atelier 11 - Sheet4
©Atelier1un

The benches of the “hanged men’s” room for instance make an interesting prop for hanging photographs.

Museum of Saint-Etienne by Atelier 11 - Sheet5
©Atelier1un

The studio designed clothes valets to present the photgraphes of Jordi Ballesta, Guillaume Bonnel and Eric Tabuchi, propped against the benches with adjustable height and inclination.

Author

Rethinking The Future (RTF) is a Global Platform for Architecture and Design. RTF through more than 100 countries around the world provides an interactive platform of highest standard acknowledging the projects among creative and influential industry professionals.