Creation of tiered seating in seven weeks, using a laminated timber structure (post and beam) for the Musée Vivant du Cheval (Living Horse Museum) in Chantilly.
The structure was installed with no wall attachments and was installed inside this wonderful building in order to host equestrian shows in an exceptional setting. There are 640 seats arranged in tiers around the display area.
The undersides of the tiers are covered in "Duripanel". Cloakrooms and additional spaces were built underneath the seating using timber frameworks.
Architect: Lyon-Noiriel Architecture
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Traditional Carpentry