MAS Paris, the Maison Action Solidarité, is a meeting and event center at 10 rue des Terres au Curé in the 13th arrondissement of Paris. It rents eight modular rooms for seminars, conferences, general assemblies, training sessions, receptions and shoots. Rooms range from 25 m² for 19 guests to a 400 m² space for up to 400 guests, and most are lit by daylight.
Seminars and company events
The center is organized around work events. Each smaller room is equipped with a paperboard, a screen, a water fountain and a coat rack, and the Hangar adds the equipment needed to run congresses and general assemblies. Wifi is free throughout. The Espace Laffon, the largest space, combines the Émile Laffon room, which seats 250, with the Olivier Laffon room next to it, used for caterer service, workshops and forums. Online, the center shows a live availability planning for every room, which makes it simple to check dates before sending a request.
Rooms and capacities
Espace Laffon covers 400 m² for up to 400 guests in theatre, banquet or cocktail layouts. Le Hangar covers 200 m² for up to 120 guests, with the same three layouts, and is described as suitable for seminars, congresses, general assemblies and meetings. Le Loft covers 85 m² for up to 80 guests in theatre, classroom or U layouts. L'Atelier covers 75 m² for up to 65 guests. L'Usine covers 50 m² and La Fabrique 48 m², each for up to 40 guests. La Boutique covers 30 m² for up to 30 guests and Le Labo covers 25 m² for up to 19. The smaller rooms all have daylight, which matters for long working days.
Catering
Catering is run through partner caterers. The center lists buffets, cocktails, meal trays and coffee breaks, and the team coordinates the service. The Olivier Laffon room is set aside for caterer service next to the large room, so a plenary session and lunch can run in adjoining spaces.
History and setting
The Maison Action Solidarité opened in 2007 and was founded by Olivier Laffon, who founded the property company Commerce Développement in 1983. It is dedicated to organizations in the health and social sector. The building offers 2,500 m² of offices and meeting rooms at solidarity rates and hosts many associations and national federations. The Émile Laffon room is named after a Resistance fighter and Free France figure.
Getting there
The address is 10 to 18 rue des Terres au Curé, in the 13th arrondissement of Paris. The official site calls the setting warm and accessible, and presents the building as located in the middle of the city. It does not name the nearest metro station, so check the route for your group when you request a quote.
