This space represents a notable exercise in architectural recovery by being built in the residual square meters beneath a vehicular bridge of the Circuito Interior.
The premises’ enclosure consists of heavy glass windows, wrought-iron bars at the entrances, neon lights inside, and a main floor that leads to a spacious stage, creating a soundproofed forum right on the asphalt.
The forum regularly programs alternative rock, funk, indie, and pop-rock groups, as well as electronic scene proposals.
The acoustic coating on the ceiling completely blocks the vibration of the cars traveling on the upper roadway, isolating a crisp audio mix that distributes the sound of the amplifiers to all corners of the closed hall without external contamination.
The crowd ranges from office workers from the Reforma-Polanco corridor and residents of the Condesa neighborhoods, to music lovers who follow the trajectories of the headlining bands.
The closeness of the audience to the stage fosters interactive performances. The dress style of the visitors is urban casual.
The venue’s bars provide agile service of cold craft and commercial draft beers, spirits, and glasses of water, limiting elaborate cocktails to speed up dispatch.
The side kitchen offers options such as snacks and fast dishes, making consumption easier.
The acquisition of access tickets is digital for dates of higher demand.
Admissions on the day of the event operate under a queuing scheme, facilitating the reading of entry codes through mobile devices and speeding up pedestrian flow.
Nearest at 0.12 kms.
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