Do you need project management assistance?
How does it work?
From a quick diagnosis over a few days to long-term support. A first conversation is all it takes for us to suggest a format and a quote.
You have a project. We help you make it happen.
accro supports organisations from ideation to service design, from design assistance to feasibility studies, with flexible methods and tools, built around the challenge identified with your organisation.
We draw on our own expertise and that of our network of creative players to provide complete, practical answers. A tailor-made approach that feeds your capacity for innovation and enriches human relationships through hands-on creative practice.
Project management assistance, the creative way
A cultural facility, a third place, a brownfield site to reinvent, a service to rethink: a project’s success is decided very early, well before building work or launch. That is where we come in.
Defining the need, testing uses, choosing the right teams, bringing residents and users on board. We do it with the tools of creation.
- Co-design workshops
- Use prototyping
- Temporary occupations
- Artists’ & designers’ perspectives
Method
Four ways of working together
We start at the stage that matches your project and move forward step by step.
- 01
Explore
A hunch, a building, an ambition. It still needs shaping.
Opportunity study, benchmarking, ideation workshops, on-site exploration residency: we help you find out whether the project holds up, and in what form.
- 02
Programme
The project is decided, its uses are yet to be defined.
Functional and cultural programming of a venue, service design, temporary occupation to test at full scale before building.
- 03
Support
The project moves into its operational phase.
We help you select the teams (user requirement briefs, sitting on juries), run public consultation and build creation into the project: artistic commissions, the 1% for art scheme, cultural clauses.
- 04
Decide
Key choices at every stage.
Governance, partnership set-up, funding, business model of the future venue or service. We examine these questions so that you can make informed decisions.
Who is it for?
If uses, creation and place matter to you, let’s talk.
- Local authorities
- State services and public operators
- Social landlords and real estate players
- Businesses
- Cultural organisations
- Social and solidarity economy