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How Pallas Diverts 90% of Festival WasteAt Pallas, waste management is designed as part of the festival experience rather than treated as a clean-up task after the music stops. Inside Berlin’s…
Why Pallas Records Every Set and Where the Archives GoAt Pallas, a performance does not disappear when the lights come up and the last crowd leaves E-Werk. The temporary festival and club experience treats each…
How E-Werk’s steel frames shape high-frequency soundPallas turns Berlin’s historic E-Werk into a temporary electronic music environment where the building is part of the experience. Its concerts, label-led club…
How Pallas Shapes Crowd Flow Through Its Floor PlanAt Pallas, the floor plan is part of the performance. Held inside Berlin’s historic E-Werk, the temporary electronic music festival uses industrial rooms,…
How Berlin’s U-Bahn Shapes a Night at PallasAt Pallas, the timetable is part of the experience. The temporary electronic music festival at Berlin’s historic E-Werk may move between live sets,…
What Metal Cable Ties Taught Pallas About Better FestivalsAt a temporary electronic music festival, the smallest pieces of hardware can shape the whole operation. A cable tie may hold a lighting loom to a truss, keep…
The carbon footprint of one journey to E-WerkA night at Pallas begins long before the first bassline reaches the industrial rooms of Berlin’s E-Werk. For an attendee travelling from Australia, the largest…
How Pallas Volunteers Defuse Conflict on the DancefloorAt Pallas, conflict de-escalation begins long before a disagreement reaches the dancefloor. The temporary festival and club experience at Berlin’s historic…
Why Pallas’s Ambient Stage Moves at a Slower PulseAt Pallas, the ambient stage is designed to feel different from the main floor before the first track has fully registered. The sound is more spacious, the…
What Holds the Light: The Engineering Behind E-Werk’s RoofAt Pallas, the visual drama of a light suspended above a crowd begins with calculations most visitors will never see. The historic E-Werk in Berlin may feel…