Vault 90 dominates the gritty city neighbourhood, its converted industrial warehouse a study in contrasts. The exterior retains its raw industrial edge - weathered brick walls, rusted steel beams, and massive arched factory windows now glazed in smoky amber glass that diffuses the neon glow within. A restored wrought-iron gate guards the entrance, its intricate twists evoking both victorian elegance and urban decay. Above, the original loading bays have been repurposed as terraces draped in cascading vines, their leaves brushing against the building's weathered facade. Inside, the club marries brutalist architecture with luxurious decadence. The space combines raw edges with opulent details: industrial lighting contrasts with lush greenery trailing from planters, while vintage furniture sits alongside modern art installations. Exposed ductwork and concrete pillars stand alongside lush velvet curtains in deep emerald and burgundy, their folds pooling on polished concrete floors. Edison bulbs glow within geometric steel cages, casting warm light on vintage velvet chaise lounges and leather chesterfields and gilded mirrors propped up against worn brick walls. Plants spill from salvaged industrial planters - towering palms, trailing pothos, and ferns that drape over balconies overlooking the first floor's wide open bar space. The different floors unfold into mazes of distinct realms for various experiences: intimate alcoves with jewel-toned chaises and low, pulsing lights; grander chambers with raised platforms, mirrored walls; cozy nooks with leather armchairs; bedrooms of different sizes, and bars serving cocktails in vintage crystal glassware. Every detail feels both meticulously curated and organically grown - a fusion of vintage machinery repurposed as art installations and bondage tethers, velvet ropes cordoning off private zone, and the faint scent of jasmine oil mingling with the earthy smell of aged wood. The atmosphere shifts between industrial grit and luxurious comfort, from concrete floors underfoot to brick walls draped in rich fabrics that muffle sound and create an air of elegance. Located on the top floor, accessible only by a private vintage iron and glass elevator, is the penthouse apartment, mirroring the same style of the club's aesthetic of raw industrial elements blended with plush textiles and statement pieces. Industrial beams frame a sprawling loft with large iron windows overlooking the city lights. The space blends raw concrete and reclaimed wood with plush textures - a giant four-poster bed draped in silk, an extra-large freestanding tub surrounded by greenery in reclaimed industrial pots. It is a private sanctuary that whispers of the pleasure below while offering its own secrets. The penthouse serves as both a retreat and an extension of Vault 90's vibe, offering the owners a space that feels both connected to and secluded from the pulsing energy of the club below.