For over 30 years, our agency has been a leader in shaping the future of transportation design. Each project is a testament to our commitment to creating a present that respects the future.
Our team crafted the identity of Riyadh’s buses and metro system in Saudi Arabia. With six metro lines, this ambitious project stands as one of the largest mobility initiatives in the world.
This design was developed in alignment with the technical requirements of the selected manufacturers: Alstom, Bombardier, and Siemens for the metro, as well as Man and Mercedes-Benz for the buses. The result is a cohesive visual identity across diverse constructors—a world first!
Every project we undertake opens new creative horizons. For the future Paris metro, innovative lighting and ultra-thin seating optimize interior space, redefining underground transportation. Janus Award for Industry 2024.
The design of rolling stock should reflect the values of its environment. For the Brest tramway, the ocean and the wind inspired a unique visual language that embodies the region’s identity.
We design not for objects, but for the people who use them. For the Oxygène trains connecting Paris to Clermont-Ferrand, Limoges to Toulouse, and Bordeaux to Marseille, passenger comfort and experience were at the heart of our creative process.
Our innovative approach led to the creation of a hybrid transport mode, bridging the gap between bus and tramway. The 24-meter-long Mettis combines the capacity of a tram with a reinvented bus image, redefining urban mobility.
We create experiences where innovation seamlessly blends with emotion. For the Luxembourg tramway, our use of lighting—headlights, illuminated seats, and colorful glass projections—transformed a technical system into a sensory journey.
Some projects demand a seamless blend of expertise. For the Liège tramway, we brought together a multidisciplinary team of specialists in sound, lighting, and urban furniture, delivering a uniquely creative and customized solution.
The MF19 has been awarded the prestigious Janus de l’Industrie label for its user-centric design. This recognition underscores the transformative role of design in public transport, enhancing both functionality and the passenger experience. With the MF19, travel in Île-de-France enters a new era
The project of six automated metro lines, spearheaded by the Royal Commission for Riyadh City, has officially been inaugurated. As a symbol of modernity, this network will roll out progressively between December 2024 and January 2025. We are proud to have contributed to shaping the image of this transformative project
