Through its 30 years, Lindner France has gained an impressive scope of experience in all fields of interior fit-out and can further rely on the capabilities of the Lindner Group’s specialist divisions, especially for the development of complex bespoke project solutions.

The Philharmonie de Paris is Lindner´s latest work with regards to concert halls. It is situated in the Parc de la Vilette, where it adjoins other music-themed buildings, forming the Cité de la Musique. Apart from the Grand Salle, with a volume of 2,400 seats for visitors, the Pilharmonie de Paris has numerous other halls and spaces for concerts, rehearsals and conferences, amounting to a total floor space of 33,000 sqm.

Its design transcends from an angular exterior into curving forms of the interior, which lead into the Grand Salle. Lindner was chosen as the general contractor for the interior fit-out of the building. In collaboration with their local entity Lindner France the project was successfully completed in 2015.

The subsidiary Lindner France SASU is situated north of Paris in Chambly. The company assists French clients with their projects thereby offering the entire range of Lindner product expertise as well as high capacities for the implementation of interior fit-out projects.

The Musée de l´Homme (Museum of Mankind) is an anthropoligical museum in the southwest wing of the Palais de Chaillot, which was built for the World Expo 1937. Its immediate proximity to the Eiffel Tower places this museum right in the cultural and touristic centre of Paris. A six-year redevelopment project brought a complete renewal of the technical installations and the introduction of a wholly new space concept.

From now on, the central atrium leads into multiple interconnected levels with partly new areas for exhibitions, collections as well as research and teaching. In the course of this redevelopment, Lindner France was responsible for Floorings. This included the installation of ca. 2,850 sqm of FLOOR and more® hollow floors with solid wood parquet coating (natural oak) in the exhibition areas.