CHAMBERS is a Franco-English company. Our clients are both French and Anglo-Saxon, including leading American international groups setting up in Paris. We tend to think that the corporate world is a universal reality, with identical codes, practices and atmospheres. But this is only true on the surface. The social and urban context in which employees evolve differs from one place to another, from one continent to another. The vision of the working environment that boards develop also varies according to their cultural roots, not to mention sector-specific differences. The French, the Americans and the English don't have the same idea of what a law firm should be, its spaces, its functions, its scalability... CHAMBERS thinks of interior architecture and design at the crossroads of national and cultural prisms. This is where we draw our inspiration and our standards.
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A sense of welcome
A sense of welcome The first floor of Eversheds Sutherland's Paris headquarters, designed by Chambers architects, is dedicated to a client suite. It opens onto an inner courtyard reserved for the firm, and abundantly planted. Through the long glass wall, this vegetal décor is omnipresent from the moment visitors are welcomed. It accompanies them as they [...]
Eversheds to the core
Eversheds to the essentials Scandinavian and Japanese interiors are often known for their ability to get to the heart of the matter. That the human element and its use take precedence over décor, even if the latter fulfils its function as discreetly as it is indispensable. The new Paris offices of Eversheds Sutherland, one of the world's largest international law firms, breathe this simplicity and rigor [...].
Making volume
Making volume The 2D vision of space planning or the advantageous interior perspectives our customers are used to being confronted with without alternative, offer skewed representations of existing and projected volumes. But volume is the raw material of our design work. It is a source of both constraints and inspiration, at once [...]
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Our projects.
Our adventures.
As CHAMBERS duplicates nothing from one project to the next, other than our desire, high standards and mastery, each one is experienced as an adventure. And despite all the difficulties inherent in such undertakings, it's a happy one when it's shared by our client. This is often the case.
BBDO Agency
In 2014, CHAMBERS designed the headquarters of the legendary 80s advertising agency known for its slogans, including the cult "Demain j'enlève le haut" for the Avenir poster company.
