Project: Syntropy, Developer of technology and display solutions for dome cinemas and immersive attractionshas announced a new partnership with Atica, a unique immersion restaurant in the fifth arrondissement of Paris that invites guests to experience the world’s cultures in a completely new way.
The Atica experience awakens the five senses and celebrates the art of living in a new region each season. With an eight-part event that combines art, senses and cuisine, an Atica ticket invites visitors to enjoy an unforgettable journey while discovering a new place.
Visitors are immersed in a world where every space, every second and every detail has been carefully thought out to heighten their senses and awaken their emotions. Atica invites you on a journey where past and present meet, creating a lively and rich picture of culture and taste.
A unique culinary experience
In its first season, Atica embarks on a journey to discover Basque culture between France and Spain. An experience that celebrates the identity of this rich culinary and artistic cradle, shaped by the encounter between the Pyrenees and the Atlantic.
Atica founder Ramzi Saade says: “At Atica, we welcome every visitor to a total immersion in a unique culinary and artistic journey. Every detail has been carefully thought out to awaken the senses and celebrate cultures through unique experiences. We look forward to sharing this unforgettable adventure with our guests.”
Giulia Barbero of project: syntropy adds: “We are delighted to be part of Atica. It is a visionary project that will transform traditional food into a multi-sensory gastronomic experience. Atica will always present new seasons and allow visitors to explore the world from the heart of Paris.”
The opening of Atica in Paris is scheduled for August 27, 2024.
At the beginning of the year, project: syntropy was named winner of the Innovation Awards 2024 “Visitor Attraction” category for its project at the Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Center (SUPEC), China. The company also recently announced details of its project for the Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Center and its advanced CAVE system at the University of Applied Sciences Südwestfalen in Germany.
