1980s: The New Nightlife, The Haçienda nightclub, Manchester designed by Ben Kelly.
Recreation of part of the original Haçienda design including Peter Saville posters and graphics.

The Design Museum is currently hosting the above exhibition. The exhibition includes part re-creations of interiors, collections of products and graphics selected as classics from each decade. 1920?s: The New Home, Le Corbusier and Charlotte Periand's apartment designed for Le Corbusier's cousin Pierre Jeanneret. 1930s: The New Transport, Frank Pick's Hammersmith Tube. 1950s: The New Tourism, The Royal SAS Hotel by Arne Jacobson. 1950s–60s The New Roads, motorway signs by Jock Kinnear and Margaret Calvert. 1960s: The New Fantasy, sets for Stanley Kubrick's film 2001: A Space Odessy with a Hilton Hotel set by Oliver Mourge. 1980s: The New Nightlife, The Haçienda nightclub designed by Ben Kelly. 2000s: The New Anti-Design represented by Marti Guixe.

"Design has transformed modern life in the past century. This exhibition explores how visionary designers have responded to social, cultural and economical changes by deploying advances in materials and technologies to create objects, spaces and systems that have enabled us to make the most of modern life." Quote taken from the exhibition