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How Geothermal Heating Shapes the E-Werk Main HallPallas returns to Berlin's historic E-Werk, a decommissioned power station whose brick shell and turbine halls now host concerts, club nights, and experimental…
Why Pallas has banned glitter and what to wear insteadPallas has built its identity around industrial concrete, weighty sound systems and lighting that turns the E-Werk into a cathedral of strobes. The festival's…
Fifty volunteers rehearse a festival emergency evacuation planFor two autumn Sundays, the crew behind Pallas turned Berlin's decommissioned E-Werk into a controlled laboratory of motion, signage, and timing. Rather than…
How Pallas's Late-Night Food Vendors Reduce PackagingThe queues at E-Werk between midnight and four in the morning tell their own story. Hungry dancers drift out of the main hall with sweat still cooling on their…
The forgotten fuse box behind Berlin's loudest festivalBehind the thick concrete walls of Berlin's E-Werk, where coal was once burned to light a city, a different kind of current flows at night. Pallas, the…
Keeping the View Clear: Pallas and a Sightline-Friendly Crowd BarrierPallas transforms Berlin's decommissioned E-Werk substation into a temporary playground for electronic music, and the festival's operators approach every…
Why Free Earplugs Belong At Every Festival EntranceAt a temporary electronic music festival in Berlin’s historic E-Werk, sound is part of the architecture. Live sets, club programming, industrial rooms and…
How Pallas prints its merch with water-based ink in NeuköllnBerlin's industrial grit meets environmental mindfulness when Pallas rolls out its merchandise. The festival's apparel is screen-printed in a workshop tucked…
Why Pallas puts one person in charge of air qualityWalk through the heavy doors of Berlin's E-Werk and the scale hits immediately. Concrete walls rise like cathedral columns, the air carries a metallic tang,…
The floating dance floor that swallows sub-bass before walls feel itE-Werk in Berlin is a former power station wrapped in brick walls thick enough to swallow a stack of subwoofers. That density is part of its appeal, but it is…