City & Enterprise

In some territories, the uniformity of the urban landscape drives its users to stand aloof and even reject the buildings that compose it. This leads to problems of attractiveness, image, urban dialogue and rental management. Recreating a collective history and finding new spaces for urban embellishment are becoming decisive factors. The challenge of this urban narration is therefore crucial for improving and preserving the living environment and its power of attraction.

In the framework of our monumental mural design projects, we design and produce lasting pictural works of the highest quality: individual murals, mural painting circuits, mural designs and trompe-l’oeil. Thus we contribute to improving the image of cities and enterprises by taking a responsible and sustainable approach. The inhabitants of the districts treated rediscover the pride and satisfaction of living in an enhanced environment.

By creating new cultural instruments in towns and cities, our projects aim to consolidate social cohesion and enhance attractiveness in all its forms: buildings, the economy and tourism.

By getting elected representatives to support these projects, we take care to ensure good coordination between the goals of each actor: the municipality, the enterprise, and the promotor. We positon ourselves alongside the contracting owner in perfect coordination with the urban authorities and the options taken by the architect.

“I hail the talent and commitment of the whole CitéCréation team, originally founded as a cooperative. They have remained faithful to this form of company status that places social equity to the fore, a status born on the slopes of the Croix-Rousse. They are precious actors in the embellishment of our city of which they are also great ambassadors”.

Gérard Collomb Minister of the Interior, former Senator-Mayor of Lyon – former President of Greater Lyon. With more than a million tourists every year, since 1993 the “Lyonnais” mural has become one of the most visited places in Lyon. Admired by all, it has become one of the city’s landmarks and an assertion of its identity.