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The Edit
In a year when nightclubs and the industry that surrounds them is in a more precarious position than ever before, the timing of Design Museum exhibition, Electronic: From Kraftwerk to The Chemical Brothers, is perhaps, more poignant then everl;...
Montreal
In stark contrast to the long and harsh winters Montreal is known for, hip restaurant and bar Jack Rose is a a tropically-themed haunt for all those laid-back and artsy folk that make up the city's Mile End quarter. Located on boulevard...
Beirut
Set over a single level, Beirut's hedonists and trendsetters are descending upon new nightclub 2 WEEKS, as light, materiality, and a moody visual language coalesce to create an experiential experience for club-goers. Located in Biel,...
Journal
You don't expect to begin thinking about the future of nightlife — of technology, of bleeding-edge club music, of raving your limbs off — in an airport duty free at 5am. Perhaps the international DJ elite do; passing through terminal after...
Dispatches
In the world of clubbing as much as anywhere, if you're not moving forward, you're going backwards. While a lot of clubs do a decent job of keeping their set-lists current, there's a growing feeling that they aren't pushing the boundaries in the...
London
A turn-of-the-century warehouse within the Broad Street rail viaduct in East London has been converted into the new home of Village Underground — an arts venue and creative community. Gigs and club nights, exhibitions and events,...
Brighton
Much-loved Brighton seafront club Audio and Escape is back with a new name, a revamped look, and a drinks and food selection that's bang up to date, Mothership (the folk behind hip London venues like The Book Club and Stories) having taken its...
Art & Culture
As Lady Gaga points out when she gets off her face in her popular music hit Just Dance, it's sometimes difficult to remember a good night out at the club. It's dark, there are drinks and things... it all gets a bit blurry. Honestly if I can remember...
London
Every night is a BIRTHDAYS night in Dalston, where this indie bar and music venue operates from the lower two floors of a faceless residential block between Dalston Junction and Dalston Kingsland. The sound system's rockin' — so much so that the...
Barcelona
Take a tour with us around Ocaña, where five different spaces co-exist at one venue, united by a central principle: creativity. This cafe, club, restaurant, cocktail bar and terrace can be found on the historical Plaça Reial in Barcelona, and has...
Paris
Three architects on one project may seem like overkill, but Nüba in Paris was a complex job in more ways than one. For a start, two of the architects were living in Mexico. That's where Emmanuel Picault and Ludwig Godefroy, Frenchmen abroad, met Le...
London
A brief history of hip hotels, if you'll indulge us: It's almost 30 years since the Andree Putman-designed Morgans Hotel changed the face of the hotel industry, co-founder of iconic New York nightclub Studio 54, Ian Schrager, defining a new category...
Dispatches
A look inside the world's best coworking space design concepts. The design of Brad Neuberg's blog, Coding in Paradise, has not stood the test of time. Although the concept he defined in a 2005 post sure has. Having worked with Google and Dropbox...
Dispatches
Las Vegas Culture: A look at why 'Sin City' has more to it than meets the eye. Ask any star of popular culture who’s endured their ‘moment of shame’. Reputations are hard to shake. Cities, though, can be many things to many people. A...
Stuff Crush
The daily commute. A trip to the gym. A weekend getaway ... The backpack is a must-have item in the modern age. Convenient and stylish, they're the ideal choice for lugging around essential items. Light, durable, and practical, they bestow an...
Stuff Crush
Written and researched by Verena Pfeiffer-Kloss with original photography by Nigel Green, the Berlin U-Bahn Architecture and Design Map from publisher Blue Crow Media is the latest title in its series of 20th century architecture...
Dispatches
Facebook is the biggest social networking site. It is still one of the most used sites even though there are many alternatives available. Though it wasn’t the first site that connected people online, it grew to be the most used one and also has...
Dispatches
There might be a perception that students order academic papers from writing services for inappropriate reasons only. Like such students are lazy, or unable to fulfil their assignments themselves, or simply want to party all night long. However,...
Dispatches
After such a long time of restrictions and lockdowns all over the world, we’re finally getting back on track once again (albeit gradually). With this rediscovered freedom comes that hankering for that human connection that we’ve missed out on...
Dispatches
Anyone who has ever owned a dining table with a wood tabletop knows how annoying a scratch on the top can be. Unfortunately, not all furniture is always in its best condition as nothing can escape the hands of time. And if you don't know how to...