Case Study · Immersive Experience
Salvage City
Supper Club
The Challenge
[Client] needed an immersive supper-club experience that could live inside Club Space, Miami — a venue with its own identity, technical constraints, and an audience that has seen everything. The brief: a fully-realized world that felt discovered, not built, and that could be installed, run, and struck without disrupting the venue's ongoing programming.
The constraints were real: a fixed footprint, a hard load-in window, and a guest experience that had to feel intimate at scale.
The Approach
GHXSTSHIP ran the full eight-phase production lifecycle. Discovery and R&D defined the narrative world and tested it against the venue. Creative Design delivered the scenic language; Compliance & Risk cleared the build against venue and fire-code requirements.
Production & Build fabricated a modular scenic package designed for the load-in window. Operations & Logistics sequenced crew and freight around the venue's calendar. Live Activation ran the room nightly; Strike returned the space clean — with a full reconciliation and analytics report.
"A world that felt discovered, not built — installed, run, and struck on the venue's clock."
The Result
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Salvage City is now a repeatable GHXSTSHIP format — proof that an immersive world can be delivered to a working venue without compromise.