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Nightclub Interiors : Club Architecture

Major Designs + Entertainment Projects from around the World

post updated 20 September 2024

Nightclub Designs

Club Architecture – latest additions to this page, arranged chronologically:

1 May 2023
Valhalla, Senopati, Jakarta, Indonesia
Design: Bitte Design Studio

photo : Ernest Theofilus
Valhalla Nightclub, Senopati, Jakarta
A recent addition to the city’s buzzing nightlife strip, Senopati, Valhalla launched in November 2022 set on creating a new and distinct clubbing experience in Jakarta. For this project, Bitte was tasked to come up with a multi-functional design that includes a club area and private rooms, while still leaving the space flexible for possible future tenants.

15 Jun 2022
La Cubanita, Kortrijk, Belgium
Design: De Baes Architects

photo © Frans Parthesius
La Cubanita Nightclub Kortrijk
La Cubanita is an extension of La Bodeguita Del Medio, a mainstay of Kortrijk’s nightlife scene. De Baes Architects worked with the owners to craft a space that embodied their multicultural heritage, creating an immersive guest experience that blends Cuban and Eastern motifs.

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We’ve selected what we feel are the key examples of Nightclub Architecture. We aim to include buildings that are either of top quality or interesting, or ideally both.

We cover completed buildings, new interior designs, architectural exhibitions and architecture competitions across the world. The focus is on contemporary Nightclubs but information on traditional club buildings is also welcome.

Nightclub Design – Latest Interiors

Contemporary Club Venue and Dance Space Building Designs – recent architectural selection from e-architect below:

22 May 2013
Eskada Club, Porto, Portugal
Design: AAMD

photo : Joao Morgado
Eskada Club
Drawing on themes from luxury, glamorous and trendy blends Eskada Club Porto stands for an invigorating atmosphere. Thought from a range of differently design rooms, each with its own special feature it has achieved a unique environment out of the mix between past, present and future.

9 May 2012
El Plaza Condesa, México
Design: Antonio Muñohierro + Esrawe Studio

photograph : Paúl Rivera
El Plaza Condesa
Mexican club design + music venue. This project pays homage to music and the cultural expressions that surround it. In this new purpose of the building, art and architecture project its own comprehensive language.

2 Apr 2012
Albertina Passage, Vienna, Austria
Design: Söhne & Partner Architekten

photo : Severin Wurnig
Albertina Passage Club
The main challenge in this project was to recreate an abandoned pedestrian underpass at the very center of Vienna into a modern dinner club for up to 300 persons. The target was to design a club that is suitable for an elegant dinner as well as for a big party night. Hence, the design includes live music, a restaurant and a lounge.

Contemporary Nightclubs

Key Nightclub Designs + Projects, alphabetical:

ABC Nightclub Glasgow, Scotland, UK
Design: Michael Laird Architects
ABC Nightclub Interiors
image : Paul Zanre
ABC Nightclub + Concert Venue design for Regular Music.

Club Cube, Musselburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland
Design: Graven Images
Club Cube

The Hacienda – Fac 51, Whitworth Street, Manchester, England
1982 – now closed
Design: Ben Kelly Architects

photo © Adrian Welch
Hacienda Manchester : iconic nightclub design by legendary Ben Kelly
This Manchester club was the joint in the late 1980s but fizzled out in the early 1990s damaged by a reputation for violence. The Haç was a very cool place (though I preferred the PSV club in Hulme and the Ritz nightclub further along Whitworth Street) back in the Madchester days from 1987 to 1992 with clubbers travelling from not only England but Europe too.

M.N.ROY Club, Mexico City
Design: Chic By Accident

photo : Ramiro Chaves
M.N.ROY Club
Private club in Mexico City
We kept the house as a testimony of what it was, the house where Manabendra Nath Roy founded the first clandestine Mexican communist party.

Warwick Students Union, Midlands, central England, UK
Design: MJP

photograph © Peter Durant
Warwick Students Union
The original building was designed as a multi- purpose administrative building whose brief was changed to a Students’ Union whilst under construction. Since then it had become even less suitable for today’s requirements, having neither the flexibility nor the environmental performance to accommodate the range of activities expected of a modern Students’ Union building.