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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

PANAME COMEDY CLUB in Saint Martin, Caribbean Sea by MALKA ARCHITECTURE

 
December 21st, 2020 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: MALKA ARCHITECTURE

Located near the Canal Saint Martin in the center of the city, Le Paname is Paris’s most influential and legendary comedy club. Born in New-York and Chicago’s urban’s neglected zones, comedy clubs had reclaim those leftovers and turned them into hype alternative spots. As most of those industrial buildings where made of bricks, it naturally became the background signature of all the comedy-clubs in the United-States, and soon enough all around the world.

Image Courtesy © MALKA ARCHITECTURE

  • Architects: MALKA ARCHITECTURE
  • Project: PANAME COMEDY CLUB
  • Location: Saint Martin, Caribbean Sea

Image Courtesy © MALKA ARCHITECTURE

Original and innovative, this contemporary theater typology breaks the ancestral “4th wall”, an imaginary line between the actors and the audience, by addressing and interact directly with the audience while respecting the new social distancing rules.

Le Paname Comedy-Club has been thought as the direct descendant of Italian’s renaissance stage set, allowing multiple perspectives; a mirror set up creates a reflection dynamic that stretches the stage into endless views.

Image Courtesy © MALKA ARCHITECTURE

Image Courtesy © MALKA ARCHITECTURE

Bricks are a constitutive element of the project; yet it is hijacked from the original stand-up classic code as the scene bends, expands, twists and finally dissolve at the very center of the scene where the comedian stands.

It is an accumulation of single bricks units rather than a unique wall, a timeline of a progressive urban chaos, from alignment to total explosion.

Moreover, it is the physical representation of the 4th wall’s dissolution, where urbanity blasts and mankind remain at the center of the scene’s vortex.

Image Courtesy © MALKA ARCHITECTURE

Image Courtesy © MALKA ARCHITECTURE

Image Courtesy © MALKA ARCHITECTURE

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