The brief

Embach wanted to turn Kammivabrik’s industrial hall into Dreamland for its 10th anniversary. The space had to accommodate a special concert, aerial acrobatics, decorations and catering, with an afterparty in a second hall. We led the technical production, from drawings and team coordination to staging, sound, lighting and video.

Our solution

We started with a floor plan and a 3D layout. We mapped out the stage, dance floor, bar, furniture and decorations so every team knew where its work fit before the build. A black fabric partition ran along one side of the hall, giving the catering team a place to prepare out of sight.

We built a truss entrance gate and a freestanding truss frame over the bar. Both gave the décor team structures to dress, carrying the Dreamland theme from the entrance across the hall.

Overhead, we had to make room for equipment, decorations and aerial acrobatics. We calculated the loads at the rigging points and installed a support structure in advance so the aerialists’ attachment points could sit exactly where the performance needed them.

We installed an LED screen on the main stage and handled the concert sound, lighting and video. Ines and her band opened the musical programme, followed by nublu, whose set also featured Ines and Marju Länik. We set up separate sound and lighting in the second hall for the afterparty.

The result

When nearly 40 people arrived at Kammivabrik for the build, the teams could start work straight away from a shared floor plan. The stage, rigging and décor positions were already mapped out, and the organiser had one technical partner throughout.

For guests, the evening began with Embach’s logo on the illuminated façade. The entrance hall led through decorated gates into Dreamland, where reflective spheres, a glowing crescent moon and an angel on a swing brought the space to life.

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