1 Performance Space
Gabber is first and foremost a kind of body movement that is observed and displayed. Dancers need a core area where they can freely express rapid footwork, hand movements, and body rhythms. Therefore, the performance space corresponds to "the occurrence of the movement".
2 Social Space
This kind of dance is not an isolated individual practice. It often takes place at raves, clubs, street gatherings and among friends. Social Space refers to the state where people gather, communicate, wait and join in the dance.
3 Cultural Exhibition Space
Gabber is not just about movements; it also includes costumes, music, album covers, subculture visuals and history. Therefore, a display space is needed to present the cultural materials behind the body movements.
4 Dance Learning Space / Workshop Space
Hakken has a strong attribute of teaching movements. Many people enter this culture by imitating, watching instructional videos, and breaking down steps. Therefore, the learning space is dedicated to the decomposition of movements, practice, teaching, and the formation of physical memory.
5 Rest Space
Gabber has a very high level of physical exertion, and the body needs to recover, pause, and re-enter the rhythm. The rest space is not an ancillary space; rather, it is a necessary buffer zone within the high-intensity exercise system.
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