Have you ever been to an event and taken particular notice of the way traffic has been diverted, pedestrians re-directed and utilities (such as water and power) supplied? This is what we look at when we visit public events – to the extent that we often find ourselves taking more photos of the logistics systems than the entertainment.
We’ve created custom temporary venues in prominent public spaces, and we’ve shut down cities. Literally. We know how to manage these large-scale logistical challenges, the processes involved, and the public authorities who give them the rubber stamp. From planning through permits to delivery, we’ve managed some of the largest public events in the country, and each time ask ourselves “what can we do that’s bigger?”
