Brooklyn Club.
With its solid brass and brick facade, the building combines modern design with a unique spatial concept. Dark mirrors and organic shapes create a dynamic and inviting atmosphere.
Located in the heart of bustling Große Freiheit, the BROOKLYN CLUB stands out with its fully enclosed brass and brick façade, creating an elegant contrast to the LED-lit façades of the surrounding area.
The exterior wall, made of coated, gold-colored metal panels set against black bricks, creates a fascinating grid pattern that draws the eye. Only a large black steel door marks the entrance and leads guests inside. Here, the exterior design is carried through in a monolithic brass counter. On the way to the dance floor, one passes through a cube of mirrors that appears artfully inserted, opening up diverse perspectives and visual connections within the space. Organically shaped rows of seating with round tables and pyramid-shaped, ascending platforms surrounding the dance floor create an atmosphere where guests can move freely and fluidly.
With its design featuring organic forms, the Brooklyn Club appeals to all the senses and evokes a deep sense of harmony.
