Located high above the main dance floor, three different turntable configurations will offer DJs the flexibility to work with their setup of choice - appeasing even the most particular beat hustler. The DJ booth also houses one of the more coveted spots in the venue: the DJ’s own private pad for his or her crew and guests.

Located on the second floor, the Sensa Bar will feature interactive, touch-sensitive surfaces. Engineered to react to touch and movement, the bar’s Sensacell surface lights up when an object (or limb) makes contact. The surface can be programmed to react in a variety of ways creating interactions between people. Two private booths within the Sensa Bar will feature touch-sensitive tables within the booths will allow patrons to control light and sound fixtures in the immediate area by touching various parts of the table.

Modeled after a traditional Swedish sauna, the space features natural wood paneling, low benches and bunches of Venik - thick bunches of birch leaves used to promote circulation in traditional saunas - hanging from the ceiling. This is the place to relax and chill with friends as white towel clad bartenders serve up herbaceous martinis.

Designed to resemble a surrealistic 1920’s Italian ballroom, this area offers leather banquettes, tapestries and ornate columns creating a space that envelops you in luxury. Fully self-sufficient with it’s own bar, DJ booth, and live concert stage, The Campari Ballroom features more than 4,100 square feet and can accommodate more than 600 people. It is the perfect setting for intimate live performances, private parties, or corporate events.

As a testament to the unique collaborative nature of Circa, Kidrobot creator Paul Budnitz has designed an exclusive Kidrobot Room on the third floor of the space. A world’s first, the bar and lounge area will feature the colourful world of Kidrobot, including signature creations such as Dunny and Munny, and Frank Kozik’s Smorkin’ Labbit character.