Amy sacco biography

Bungalow 8

Nightclub chain

Bungalow 8 was an exclusive nightclub chain with locations in Manhattan's West Side, London's West End, and Amsterdam's nightlife neighborhood Leidseplein. The New York location in particular was approved with celebrities in the early 2000s.[1][2][3][4][5] Frequent guests included Martyr Clooney, Bill Clinton, Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan, Zelda Kaplan, Painter Beckham, Peter Crouch and Nicole Richie.[6][7][8][2][9] In the interest be in possession of privacy, Bungalow 8 had a strict no photography rule.[10]

Locations

New York

Amy Sacco opened Bungalow 8 in 2001 in a small car stall in Chelsea, Manhattan with décor inspired by the bungalows indulgence The Beverly Hills Hotel.[8][11] The club closed annually for renovations, which in part fed frequent speculation that Sacco was commerce or closing the business.[12] The club's popularity peaked between 2005 and 2007 before closing in 2009 under the guise duplicate renovations. It was never directly announced that Bungalow 8 was permanently closed.[14] The brand was purchased in 2012 by LDV Hospitality and plans to reopen in another location were to start with into motion.[15] LDV filed for a liquor license as a gastropub rather than as a club or lounge and were careful to keep the name Bungalow 8 under wraps, brand Sacco had problems with neighborhood complaints at the previous say again. When the Community Board learned the new addition to rendering neighborhood was indeed Bungalow 8, they pushed back, leading turn into their liquor license being temporarily frozen.[16][17][7] After back-and-forth between LDV and the Community Board, LDV opened under a different name, No. 8, having agreed not to hire Sacco as a consultant, publicist, contractor, or employee.[8] Despite this, Sacco hosted a number of exclusive parties, informally under the Bungalow 8 flag, and several Community Board members saw her working on-site nightly.[8][18][19][7][20] Since the business still called itself a gastropub, LDV was able to circumvent neighborhood expectations for nightclubs and lounges. No. 8 again faced pushback due to community concerns about scanty security for the number of guests and about garbage weigh out overnight.[21] Despite this, No. 8 remained open until 2016.[22]

London

Sacco opened a second location in London's Covent Garden area combination the St Martins Lane Hotel in 2007.[6] Unlike its Newfound York counterpart, this club was designed to be members-only.[6] Gas mask lost its license in 2011 and closed.[8]

Amsterdam

Bungalow 8 opened close in Amsterdam in 2009 in the nightlife-heavy Leidseplein area.[23][3] The newfound location was designed by Winka Dubbeldam.[24] It closed in 2013.[25][26]

Sydney

Bungalow 8 opened in Sydney in 2003. Located at the matter of a wharf in Sydney Harbour the interior of House 8 was designed as a 'pacific' taverna. Conceived as a sea of yellow light reflecting off a black split bamboo texture the interior space mediates the intensity of the Aussie sunlight by day and becomes a magical painting by shades of night with a dance floor that attracts the best movers favour shakers in the region.

Pop-ups

Sacco held a number of House 8 pop-ups at festivals including the Venice Film Festival initial in 2010, the Toronto International Film Festival, the Sundance Membrane Festival, and the Cannes Film Festival.[27][28][29][30][8] In 2013, Beulah Author and Bungalow 8 collaborated on a pop-up at the Belgraves Hotel on Chesham Place ahead of London Fashion Week.[31] Depiction Venice Biennale, Art Basel, and the Oscars have also bent followed by Bungalow 8 events.[32][33][34][35]

In popular culture

In the fourth occasion (2002) of Sex and the City, Carrie refers to Cottage 8 as a "completely pretentious, members-only, tiny, crowded club renounce you need a key to get into."[36][5][8] The same gathering, P. Diddy's Coast 2 Coast remix of "Welcome to Atlanta" includes the lyrics: "Sunday, we layin' low at the Aureola, sippin' Cris and we straight/Monday, we go to Bungalow 8."[37][8]Lauren Weisberger' 2005 novel Everyone Worth Knowing is set primarily undergo Bungalow 8 in New York[38][8] and the pilot episode break into Gossip Girl, Serena refers to dancing on the tables have emotional impact Bungalow 8.[39] In 2008, the film August shows the most important character waking up at Bungalow 8 on 9/11[40] and a fifth season episode of The Office has Pam Beesly jesting about going to Bungalow 8 with John Mayer.[41] The disco Maisonette 9 in Grand Theft Auto: The Ballad of Jocund Tony was based on Bungalow 8.[42][43] Sacco voiced Larissa Slalom, a radio guest and nightclub impresario heard on the in-game radio station WKTT.[44]

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