On average the space changes every three months and some of our more popular concepts are: a drive-in theater, for which we had a 1965 Ford Falcon; a ping-pong club with a regular following; a trade school where teachers would teach all sorts of classes in exchange for food and stuff; and the wedding chapel, Las Vegas style, where we’ve married 80 couples already.“I’m Damian and this is Grand Opening, a design firm. We do events and interactive concepts, among other things.
The space transforms dramatically with each concept, and we try to capture all the little details so that it embodies the experience, and then… Vicky & Lysander, an interactive dinner party where the space had been set up as a hipster couple’s apartment and dining room”.
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