Ducks Scéno

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Ducks Scéno (Stylized as dUCKS scéno) is a French company based in Villeurbanne specializing in scenography and museography.[1]

History[]

Ducks Scéno was created in 1991 as a cooperative with 30 members, 22 of which are partners, who work as scenographers, mechanical engineers, audiovisual engineers, and architects.

Artistic concepts[]

Ducks Scéno strives to develop three concepts in particular in its work: asymmetry, natural light, and openness to the surrounding city.[2]

Projects[]

The company has collaborated with renowned architects such as Jean Nouvel, Rem Koolhaas, and the architecture firm of Herzog & de Meuron.

Large-scale scenographic projects developed by Ducks Scéno include the Philharmonie de Paris, with Jean Nouvel;[3] the Elbphilharmonie, with Swiss architects Herzog & de Meuron; the Casa da Música; the Taipei Performing Art Center with OMA; and the Fondation Louis-Vuitton, with Frank Gehry.[4]

Notable works[]

Operas and theatres
Concert halls
Auditoriums
Musical venues
  • 1994: Zénith de Lille, with Office for Metropolitan Architecture
  • 2004: Maison folie Wazemmes in Lille, with Nox
  • 2006: La Commanderie in Dole (Jura), with Brigitte Métra [22]
  • 2007: Casino of Toulouse, with Wilmotte
  • 2008: Le Fil in Saint Étienne, with XXL
  • 2010: Casino de Lille, with Jean-Paul Viguier[23]
  • 2010: H106 in Rouen, with King Kong [24]
  • 2011: Astrada in Marciac, with King Kong
  • 2013: Métaphone in Oignies, with Hérault-Arnod [25]
  • 2014: Metronum in Toulouse, with Gouwy Grima Rames
  • 2014: The Flow in Lille, with King Kong [26]
  • 2015: Belle Électrique in Grenoble, with Hérault-Arnod [27]
Convention centres
  • 1993: Congress Center of Tours "Le Vinci", with Jean Nouvel [28]
  • 1994: Lille Grand Palais, with Office for Metropolitan Architecture[29]
  • 2014: Nancy Congress Center, with Marc Barani[30]
  • 2014: Exhibition Center of Agen, with Cardete & Huet
  • 2016: Le Carré des Docks in Le Havre, with Paul Andreu and Richez Associés [31]
  • 2019: Shenzhen International Convention and Exhibition Center (SZICEC) with Valode & Pistre and Aube Architects
  • 2020: Exhibition Centre of Toulouse, with OMA
Movie theatre
Sports arenas
  • 2011: MMArena in Le Mans, with Cardete & Huet [33]
  • 2014: Brest Arena, with Hérault-Arnod
Museums and landscape spaces

Current projects[]

Operas and theaters
Concert halls
Auditoriums
  • Auditorium of Tour Duo in Paris, with Ateliers Jean Nouvel
Congress Center
  • Congress Center of Royan, with Atelier Ferret
  • The Brussels Pavilion Garden International Convention Center in Brussels with Ateliers Jean Nouvel
Museums
  • Musée Albert-Kahn in Boulogne-Billancourt, with Kengo Kuma
  • Pudong Art Museum in shanghai with Ateliers Jean Nouvel
  • Bao'An Museum with Coldefy & Associates
  • Museum of Italian Mint in Roma with Alfonso Femia Architects

Gallery[]

  • Philharmonie de Paris (Jean Nouvel)

  • The Curve, Leicester (Rafael Viñoly)

  • Theatre Claude Levi-Strauss (Jean Nouvel)

  • Casa da Musica (OMA)

  • La Belle Électrique (Hérault-Arnod)

  • The Flow (King Kong)

  • Lalique Museum, Permanent Exhibition (Wilmotte)

References[]

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