Showroom République Valmy

740Sqm

These old stables which housed the hauling horses – they pulled the boats along the Saint Martin canal in the 19th century – became “Les Fonderies du Tarn” before becoming a major packing company.

Glass-roof Hall

A monumental glass-roof hall mixes an Eiffel-style metal structure, white volumes and polished concrete for a pure, daylit stage. Four glazed roofs lift the space from 3 m to 8 m high. The main feature wall reaches 6.4 m, with a clear span of 5.25 m, perfect for tall sets and oversized branding.

Designed for runways, showrooms, exhibitions, product launches and filming, the nave offers long sightlines, discreet track lighting, abundant power points, and a neutral palette that takes color and texture beautifully. Layouts stay modular, guest routes intuitive, and content capture effortless.

Glass-roof showroom nave with white volumes and polished concrete floor

Diagonal view under steel beam with pendant lanterns and glass roofs

Central perspective of showroom hall facing feature wall and niches

Side bay of the glass-roof hall with mezzanine windows and track lights

Warm evening light inside glass-roof showroom with exposed steel

Low-angle view of polished concrete slab with steel beam line

Central skylight axis leading to garden door at the far end

Close view of clerestory windows, lanterns, and white trusses

Front quarter of hall with service bays and rolling grilles

Vertical view of central skylight crown and curved steel beam

Street Entrance

A monumental street entrance opens directly to the main room. The glazed door 3.0 m (H) × 2.20 m (W) is vehicle-ready and suited to large decor. A delivery point is positioned right at the frontage for rapid load-in/out.

This logistics advantage cuts install time and cost, enables automotive reveals and oversize pieces, and supports tight turnaround schedules. Meanwhile, the guest path stays clean and premium for check-in, press photos, and first-look moments.

Industrial entrance passage with covered roof leading to Boulevard Jules-Ferry

Streetfront facade with long display windows on Boulevard Jules-Ferry, Paris 11

Upper Floors

Two quiet upper floors with parquet and natural light overlook the hall. Rooms interconnect for talent suites, press lounges, production offices, content bays, or wardrobe.

Keeping back-of-house upstairs preserves the ground plate for guests. Teams work in calm, with line-of-sight to the nave for quick decisions, while doors and corridors allow privacy for fittings, interviews, and last-minute approvals.

Bright upper-floor room with parquet flooring and two windows at Showroom République-Valmy

Upper-floor room with stair access and white gallery walls

Overlook from curved timber handrail onto upper-floor room with parquet

Long upper-floor room with parquet and continuous track lighting

Vaulted Cellar

A characterful vaulted cellar with stone walls offers a consistent climate and acoustic separation from the nave. It works as stock, catering prep, tech hold, or an intimate gallery run.

Separating service from guest routes keeps the main floor pristine and speeds operations. During show days, the cellar becomes a quiet engine room for crew, hospitality and resets so the public face remains immaculate.

Vaulted stone cellar with stair access at Showroom République-Valmy

Vaulted cellar bay with stone walls and bronze floor lamps

Streetfront Store

A streetfront store on Boulevard Jules-Ferry extends the venue to the city with long windows, industrial pendants and neutral finishes that echo the hall’s identity.

Activate retail + event in one address: teaser windows outside, immersive brand world inside. Ideal for private sales, press launches, showrooms, filming, and thanks to access automobile presentations that are rare intra-muros.

Streetfront store facade with long display windows on Boulevard Jules-Ferry, Paris 11

Bright store interior with corner glazing and door opening to Boulevard Jules-Ferry

Deep store bay with track lighting and full-height glazed entrance facing the street

Plan & Practicalities

Address: 27 Boulevard Jules-Ferry, 75011 Paris (≈100 m from Place de la République)
Heights: nave ~3–8 m; feature wall up to ~6.4 m; clear span ~5.25 m
Access: vehicle-ready door ~3.0 × 2.20 m; delivery point at frontage
Spaces: main hall; 1st & 2nd floors for BOH/press/talent; vaulted cellar; street store
Use cases: runways, showrooms, exhibitions, product launches, filming, private sales, automotive
Amenities: track lighting, plentiful power, BOH areas, catering prep, restrooms; Wi-Fi and climate control per venue specs