Case study City club enjoys low frequencies without disturbing local business. Central, Split, Croatia Setting the scene In the heart of the city of Split, on the Dalmatian coast in Croatia, is the ultra high end nightclub Central, just a short walk from the ancient walls of Diocletian’s Palace. Built nearly 2,000 years apart, the two have much in common. Just as the Roman palaces broke new ground in architecture, luxury and function, so too does Central. Since opening, Central has set a new standard for clubs in the region. Built on the site of the former Cinema Central and designed by architect Duje Kaliterna, the 1,000 capacity venue is arranged over two floors. Visiting clubbers have a choice of four bars and three VIP areas, one of which is positioned behind the DJ boot

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