Stackenschneider
The interior is divided into two contrasting zones - a bar and a dance floor. The separation comes from the difference in perception of space. The bar is a space of day, light, warmth - a closed, limited, cozy "daytime" space. The dance floor is a space of night, darkness, cold - an outdoor, visually unlimited "night" space.
Existing materials - brick and concrete - are preserved to the maximum in the bar space.
The bar is decorated with tiles and metal. Chairs and tables are saturated, but not bright blue. The backlight highlights the main areas - the bar and the landing area. The bar ends with a glass partition with a "secret" door, behind which the dance floor begins.
The concept provides for the preservation of natural brick walls and concrete floors in the interior, as well as the addition of accent materials - metal sheets and glazed ceramic tiles.
The dance floor refers to the aesthetics of Berlin techno clubs. This is a contrasting space for the bar, dark, at night, illuminated by neon lamps. Bright light and color accents cut through the space. Graffiti applied to the historical decor is used. Thanks to the dark finish, when entering from a lighter bar, there is a feeling that the space is a night street.
