Buiucani ovens
Weekly bake-and-dispatch board for three shops sharing one night crew.
The week stays on the wall.
Tres Rangit runs planning rooms on Mitropolit Varlaam in Chișinău — recce, cards, a dated board, a handover slot.
Send a brief
Work pinned on Varlaam
Season on București
Rehearsal rooms, load-in nights, and the week the set leaves the dock.
Courtyard, Armenească
Permit sequence before the first scaffold touches the façade.
Print house, Ciocana
Two-press week with a freeze on plate changes after Wednesday.
Bîc field days
Cleanup dates pinned before the river rises, with a spare wet week.
Chișinău does not wait for a slide. The sequence has to survive Monday on the floor.
From the table this month
From the floor to the board
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Recce on the floor
We spend a morning where the work actually happens — a shop, a dock, a rehearsal room — and write what the week already does, not what a chart promised.
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Cards on the table
Each move gets a card. We throw out anything that has no owner or no date. The pile that remains is the only plan we will pin.
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Sequence in the room
The crew stands at the table and argues the order. Handoffs get a named person and a clock time, not a vague “next week”.
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The wall, then the sheet
We pin the week on Varlaam, photograph it, and send a dated sheet the same afternoon. Software comes later, if the paper still holds.
Planning, scheduling, review
Planning
A half-day on the floor, then cards until the work has a first date and a last date. We leave you a board you can stand in front of with the people who do the job.
Use this when the week exists only in chat threads and a shared file nobody opens on Monday.
Scheduling
We take an agreed sequence and put hours, rooms, and handoffs on it. Shifts, load-ins, oven times, press slots — whatever the building actually runs.
The sheet names who holds each slot. If a slot has no name, it does not go on the wall.
Review
After a live week we walk the board with the crew, pull the cards that slipped, and rewrite the next stretch before it starts.
Bring the marked-up sheet from the floor. We do not review a deck that was never used.
Săli on Varlaam, and the plotter bay
Sala lungă
Eighteen chairs, a six-metre cork wall, morning sun from the courtyard. Booked for wall sessions, not for talks.
Plotter bay
Thirty-six-inch rolls, kraft and grey, boards, clips, a tape wall. We print the week at reading distance, not as a thumbnail.
Send the brief to Varlaam
Write the week that hurts, the handover date you cannot miss, and who owns the floor. We answer from Chișinău the same working day.