Here’s a story that’ll show you what I mean. In October 2017, Louis Vuitton brought its traveling pop-up museum to the American Stock Exchange building in lower Manhatten. Of course, LV wouldn’t present less than a stellar display.
The three-story exhibition required us to maneuver vast pieces of the prefabricated sets through the building’s front door — the only entrance. The 55-foot ship’s mast was a real challenge to get through there! The 10 rooms for each era in the company’s history all needed walls built from scratch. The audio and lighting for the interactive displays demanded special care and precision.
Our deadline was three weeks from start to finish. I had a total of 500 technicians and carpenters working in crews of 250 team members in 12-hour shifts around the clock, and we did it! The museum opened on time and wowed visitors for two and a half months.
So, what project do you have in mind? I’d love to hear about your ideas. Let’s make it happen together!