e-architect select nightclub building designs + entertainment projects from around the World – modern architecture news and pictures of the best new clubbing buildings globally.
The website features a selection of the best new entertainment spaces – bars and discothèque properties around the world. Find images of interesting modern dance floors and dancing venues.
In addition, we post contemporary disco architecture projects on this international website.
Ambitious plans to expand and refurbish legendary Cardiff grassroots music venue Clwb Ifor Bach, designed by architects Nissen Richards Studio, have been granted planning permission. An iconic music venue in South Wales
Tucked within the bustling heart of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Over & Above Club is the transformation of a once-forgotten row of old shophouses into a singular, unified nightlife destination designed by Empt Studio
Designed by Bitte Design Studio, a recent addition to the city’s buzzing nightlife strip, Senopati, Jakarta, Indonesia, the Valhalla nightclub was launched in November 2022 set on creating a new and distinct clubbing experience
De Baes Architects worked on the La Cubanita project, in Belgium, with the owners to craft a space that embodied their multicultural heritage, creating an immersive guest experience
When night falls, the steel walls at Race Club, China, designed by J.H Architecture Studio, gradually reflect the tangerine lighting, like burning. People passing by will stop and look
Ninja Club, one of most established Hip-Pop clubs in Shanghai: newly opened 2nd club designed by J.H Architecture Studio in this Chinese city, at Found 158
Designed by J.H Architecture Studio, Phase Party Club, Xining, China, is on the second floor of Wangfujing shopping mall in Xining. Once you get on the elevator, you can see the door of the club
Designed by Montevideo Studio, Hoppiness Club in Córdoba, the concept arose when the customer’s need to transform their brewery into a burger joint as their business changed.
Designed by Cox Architecture, Ocean 12 in Melbourne, takes visitors on a journey of delight, setting a stage and hinting at glimpses of the range of entertainment and leisure activities on offer.
The Imprint at Paradise City design by Dutch architects MVRDV, a white-and-gold ert-entertainment complex close to Seoul’s Incheon Airport: building façades are literally a product of their environment.
Designed by J.H Architecture, Molly Club, combining entertainment and basic restaurant service, is one example of this trend, providing a relaxing place for young people after a long, stressful day at work.
