Dior
An Extraordinary Project in Courchevel
At an altitude of 1,800 meters, in the heart of the Alps, a temporary space was created to meet Dior’s exacting standards. This ambitious project involved the installation of a 300 m² Grand Palais Vitré, offering a breathtaking panoramic view thanks to its tempered glass walls and black aluminum frame.
To support the main structure, a 100 m² Blackline Glasshouse was added to house the catering area, ensuring seamless and efficient service operations.
A custom-made wooden façade was specifically crafted to dress the Grand Palais Vitré, adding a touch of authenticity and blending harmoniously with the mountain landscape.
To ensure stability and comfort, 450 m² of cassette flooring were installed, providing a solid base and flawless finish despite the challenges of the snow-covered terrain.
This project was a true technical feat, requiring meticulous coordination and precise execution to adapt to the extreme mountain conditions.
At an altitude of 1,800 meters, in the heart of the Alps, a temporary space was created to meet Dior’s exacting standards. This ambitious project involved the installation of a 300 m² Grand Palais Vitré, offering a breathtaking panoramic view thanks to its tempered glass walls and black aluminum frame.
To support the main structure, a 100 m² Blackline Glasshouse was added to house the catering area, ensuring seamless and efficient service operations.
A custom-made wooden façade was specifically crafted to dress the Grand Palais Vitré, adding a touch of authenticity and blending harmoniously with the mountain landscape.
To ensure stability and comfort, 450 m² of cassette flooring were installed, providing a solid base and flawless finish despite the challenges of the snow-covered terrain.
This project was a true technical feat, requiring meticulous coordination and precise execution to adapt to the extreme mountain conditions.
