This Brazil nightclub has LED lights controlled by clubbers' movements
Architect Guto Requena is behind the lighting cage
Sometimes a nightclub isn't just about the music and this new venue in Brazil proves why.
The Year in São Paulo comes with a cage hanging over the dancefloor, lit up by LED lights controlled by the movements and temperature of clubbers.
"How does it happen?" you ask. A censor above the floor responds to what's happening below and even the actions of the DJ in the booth.
According to architect Guto Requena, "It’s a dancefloor that reacts to the guests’ stimulation, working as an extension of their own bodies."
The 700-capacity club, located in the city's Vila Nova Leopoldina area, consists of three bars, two dancefloors and a VIP area, with Requena's website saying the concept covers "interactive, nature, industrial".
Check out some images of The Year above and see a video of the lights in action below
[Via: The Spaces & FACT]
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