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Défilé LGN SS24

Paf Atelier

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Set Design - The design of the elements allowed for  installation within a single day, requiring minimal hardware. - Christopher Barraja, Charles Duc
The Louis Gabriel Nouchi SS24 show was staged  in the mezzanine of Palais Tokyo in Paris. - Christopher Barraja, Charles Duc
Paf Atelier, who designed the set, reused metal sheets mounted on wooden frames. - Christopher Barraja, Charles Duc
Set Design - The design of the elements allowed for  installation within a single day, requiring minimal hardware. - Christopher Barraja, Charles Duc

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Comments
Innovation
Functionality
Creativity
Eco-Social Impact
Total
JURY VOTES
Set Design
5.79
6.02
6.37
7.21
6.35
Comments
Innovation
Functionality
Creativity
Eco-Social Impact
Total
GRAND JURY VOTES
Shortlisted - Set Design of the Year
6.24
6.14
6.37
7.42
6.54
Samar Younes
Samar Younes Founder and Chief Imagination Officer at Samaritual
The repurposed metal sheets, initia...
6.89
6.02
6.37
7.77
6.76
Hongchao Wang
Hongchao Wang Creative Director and Cofounder at Benwu Studio
I can see the sustainability value...
5.79
6.02
6.37
7.21
6.35
Deepak Jawahar
Deepak Jawahar Cofounder at The Architecture Story
6.5
6.5
6.37
7.5
6.72
Marianne Stroyeva
Marianne Stroyeva Senior Retail Design Manager at adidas
5.79
6.02
6.37
7.21
6.35
Designer
Client
Louis Gabriel Nouchi
Floor area
490 ㎡
Completion
2023
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Production

The Louis Gabriel Nouchi SS24 show was staged in the mezzanine of Palais Tokyo in Paris.

Paf Atelier, who designed the set, reused metal sheets mounted on wooden frames. The metal sheets were previously used for the Nike Dance Festival in 2022. To further reduce the show’s environmental impact, the materials were directly transported from Paf Atelier's warehouse and assembled on-site, eliminating the need for transportation to a production workshop. 

The design of the elements allowed for installation within a single day, requiring minimal hardware. A simple attachment system of orange textile straps ensured easy disassembly and extended the panels' lifespan. The metal cast reflections and silhouettes of the models occupying the runway, creating a dynamic set for the show. 

The approach of reusing and remaking props for different projects embodies a sustainable, responsible approach to set design. The designer makes clear that a low-impact approach, however, does not translate to a toned-down one.