The new house, set in Vila Olímpia neighborhood, is inspired in South Asian themes, using colors and decorative objects from the East, besides having three meters high and four tones Buda set above the DJ's stand. The V.I.P. area is located next to the dance floor, which remits to big constructions as the Taj Mahal. The mezzanine, set above the dance floor, has glass walls. It also offers a lounge furnished with sofas and independent bar and sound, which can be utilized to private parties.

Set out of the circuit Vila Olímpia-Jardins neighborhoods, this night club stills a reference of good electronic music and gay parties. The space of 6000m² is divided in several rooms: two dance floors, three lounges, a deck with pool, garden, and V.I.P. area with private dance floor, six bars and a kiosk. On Fridays, the house produces the project of house music. The party called Babylon occurs on Saturdays and is dedicated to the gay public.

This house brought back the street’s glamour. It has been compared to Studio 54, the famous New York City club. The club objective is to join art and music, attracting a young and open minded public. To reach that, owners invested in modern music and exotic and a bit chaotic decoration. The bathroom is the same for man and woman, there is a huge bed next to the dance floor. House and variations are the club’s kind of music.

Inspired in the 50´s Las Vegas casinos, this house has five different rooms, and the decoration includes neon light, 50´s furniture and velvet curtains. The lightening attraction is the fluorescent lamps in the ceiling. All the nights have a jazz or rock show, after that the dance floor is opened and the DJs have played electronic music. The garden has a 100 year old mango tree, and chairs for those who seek some rest. For consuming the costumer uses coins, similar to the one used in casinos.

The night club has its tendencies, from its architectural project to the musical tendencies, directed to an older public – older than 25. Czech crystal chandeliers above the dance floor and bar, velvet curtains and Bee Gees hits are examples as the house intend to attract its costumers. In the bar, the drinks are called with old night clubs names, which were successful during the 80’s and 90’s. On Thursdays, house and black music are played by DJ Celsinho Double C. On Friday, DJ Tom Hopkins cheers up the club playing house, dance, pop, flashback and black – the same music styles adopted by DJ Rafinha that plays on Saturdays.