Francophile atmosphere at Studio Geissbühler
Until July 8, a bar lounge called "La boite qui roule" will be located at the Schifflände in Uster. Studio Geissbühler is responsible for the overall appearance in francophile style; Gastronomics is responsible for developing the food and drink concept.
Until July 8, a bar lounge called "La boite qui roule" will be located at the Schifflände in Uster. This is the trial run for Jean Nouvel's Expo restaurant planned for this location. According to a press release, the bar lounge is already a huge success. Studio Geissbühler has created an overall appearance for the project in a Francophile style: from basics such as the naming, posters and flyers to beer mats, invitation cards and T-shirts.
A special food and drink concept was developed by Gastronomics for "La boite qui roule". All products have a French name. For example, the drinks are called "Pierre, la bière", "Theo, le thé" or "Lou Lou, la limonade". The drinks are freshly mixed for the restaurant and are available in unique packaging.
Nadine Geissbühler of Geissbühler Studio is the daughter of Domenic Geissbühler, whose posters for the Zurich Opera House have won several awards. His opera house work has been shortlisted for the ADC Awards every year since 2003, winning silver in 2003 and bronze in 2004 and 2007.
A special food and drink concept was developed by Gastronomics for "La boite qui roule". All products have a French name. For example, the drinks are called "Pierre, la bière", "Theo, le thé" or "Lou Lou, la limonade". The drinks are freshly mixed for the restaurant and are available in unique packaging.
Nadine Geissbühler of Geissbühler Studio is the daughter of Domenic Geissbühler, whose posters for the Zurich Opera House have won several awards. His opera house work has been shortlisted for the ADC Awards every year since 2003, winning silver in 2003 and bronze in 2004 and 2007.
