Jazz
An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about jazz
Project • By mode:lina™ • Bars
Blue Note Poznan
Blue Note is an iconic venue in Poznań, where the sounds of jazz have resounded since 1998. Over the years, it has become a legend not only in the capital of Greater Poland, but also in the whole country, being one of the few jazz clubs still in operation today. That is why Blue Note has recently undergone a metamorphosis, bringing elegance and passion to the heart of Poznan's club scene.
Patryk Lewiński
Patryk Lewiński
In 2022, Blue Note began a new stage in its history and, after nearly 25 years of activity, gained a new co-owner. Krzysztof Wawrzyniak is the head of the Poznań-based concert agency Good Taste Production (which has become a patron of the club), a music lover, a graduate of the Academy of Music, and above all: a p... More
Project • By Studio GAMP • Restaurants
Ristorante Casa del Jazz - Bo.Bo.
L'edificio preesistente e la memoria storica
Il nuovo ristorante Bo.Bo è situato all’interno del complesso ottocentesco di Villa Osio. Il comprensorio, voluto del banchiere Arturo Osio sul finire degli anni trenta, è stato realizzato su progetto dell’architetto Cesare Pascoletti e risulta composto da tre edifici un tempo adibiti ad uso residenziale. Nel 2004 l’intera Villa è stata trasformata in quella che oggi conosciamo come “Casa del Jazz”. L'edificio B nel quale è collocato il ristorante era la casa del custode dell'intero complesso. L'impianto a "Domus" romana prevedeva un grande patio centrale attorno al quale ruotavano gli ambienti della vita domestica.
La continuità... More
Project • By em-estudio • Cultural Centres
The Jazz Foundation
The project is born with the intention of creating a multidisciplinary cultural forum in which Jazz is the main exponent.
The building is located on Puerto Vallarta’s “Malecón” (boardwalk); it is built above an existing commercial building, giving the project a great ocean view. The access to The Jazz Foundation is on Allende Street (perpendicular to “Malecón”) through a large wooden door that leads to a staircase that is contained in a double-height space full of natural light coming through a glass dome.
The building façade is constructed with a concrete lattice that allows the flow of air and lets light in from the outside during the day, and works as a large light box at night. Openings are created in the façade to frame exterior... More