Miami & Diglore
Miami
Did you hear about the newly unearthed Roman bath complex right on the coast? Imagine turning that ancient splash into the hottest beachside club—what do you think, Diglore?
Diglore
Nice idea, but we need to check the layers first. Those stone walls could hold secrets from the first emperors, not just a splash of tide. Turning it into a neon club would be like painting a fresco with a spray gun—mishandled, it ruins the whole picture. Maybe we could preserve the basin, use it as a modern spa, and let the ancient heat meet a DJ that spins only Roman lullabies. Or keep the old bathing rituals and let the crowd do their best to stay respectful. Either way, we have to map everything before we start dropping the bass.
Miami
Sounds epic, but I’m all for a touch of that ancient vibe—maybe a little rooftop terrace with a Roman‑style plunge, and the DJs dropping those “lullabies” in the background. We’ll map it out, keep the soul of the baths, and still get the crowd buzzing, right? Let’s make it unforgettable, but respectful, and keep the lights bright when we’re done.
Diglore
Sure, the concept holds water—if you treat the basin as a living artifact and the DJ as a curator of the soundscape, the vibe will feel authentic. Just remember the bathstone will need a protective seal, and the plunge water should stay at a safe temperature for the crowds. Light it up after hours with a subtle glow so you don’t dim the history. Keep the plans in stone, literally, and the night will follow.
Miami
Love the plan—protect the stone, keep the water safe, and a soft glow after dark so history stays shining. We’ll keep everything lit up just right and the night will roll in with style. Let's make it unforgettable.