Discotecture Pt. 2 | -The Future of Nightlife.
18/05/2012.
by VICE [-5- VIDEOS]
metalocus, PEDRO NAVARRO
metalocus, PEDRO NAVARRO
The series follows five young designers from different disciplines as they come together to create their vision of the nightclub of the future.
Right to left: Adam Aleksand, Michelle Wu, Sandra Garcia, Phil Sierzega and Lee Gibson
Sandra Garcia.
Phil Sierzega
Adam Aleksand,
Lee Gibson.
Michelle Wu
The Space - Discotecture Pt. 3 | VICE
The Space - Discotecture Pt. 3 | VICE
The Space - Discotecture Pt. 3 | VICE
The Space - Discotecture Pt. 3 | VICE
The Space - Discotecture Pt. 3 | VICE
Nightlife Design - Discotecture Pt. 1 | VICE. Discotecture is an original series by VICE featuring David Byrne, Andre Balazs, Peter Gatien, Kenny Scharf, Eric Goode, Michael Musto, Amy Sacco, Steve Lewis, and other icons of New York nightlife.
In Episode 2, our designers and experts postulate the future of nightlife design by looking at past stalwart institutions such as Limelight, Studio 54, Mudd Club, Area, and Palladium.
In Episode 3, nightlife legends and empresarios discuss the role of space in clubs such as Studio 54, Westway, La Esquina, Electric Room, and Lot 61. Meanwhile, two of our designers, Lee and Adam, dive deeper into their "club of the future" designs.
In Episode 4, our designers and experts explain that good design only goes so far. Music, invitations, lighting... all these elements contribute to the overall club experience. We take a look at old and new clubs such as Club USA, Westway, Area, Tunnel, and Palladium.
In Episode 5, our designers and experts explain that a club's space is only as good the people who fill it up. We take a look at old and new clubs such as Club USA, Westway, Area, Tunnel, and Palladium.
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