Built over Time
A decade of modular stretch structures at Paradise City - tuning the foundation of the HEX Structures.
The briefing
Like-minded people. Same rhythm. Same values, and a shared refusal to take the easy route. Paradise City ticks all the right boxes: a conscious approach to footprint. We keep reinventing space with our stretch tent structures tht quietly push what’s possible.
The building block of nature
Paradise City, one of the world’s leading sustainable festivals, set the stage early on. After an initial collaboration, we were asked to rethink the live stage, not as a cover, but as an experience. The brief: design and build an arena-style stretch structure with an open central space, allowing the crowd to gather naturally while still feeling held by the structure.
Bigger, greener, better
What started as a design question quickly became a structural one. Creating openness at scale meant rethinking how the system carries itself. Meanwhile, expectations kept growing, bigger spans, more height, more people. Each edition raised the bar, politely but firmly.
Growing green without losing the plot.
Modular System at Scale
A modular hexagonal stretch structure designed to grow on Paradise City, without compromising its ecological footprint or identity. At its core sits the Arena stage: a amphitheater with an open central space, engineered to host thousands while vibrating a controlled, enclosed atmosphere.
The system is built on modular hexagonal geometry, the foundation of today’s HEX900. Developed and refined on-site, stress tested every square meter. Structures up to 1000 m², supported by custom base systems and clever rigging, allowing central load-bearing zones to be lifted up to 7 meters. Open where needed, designed to keep up.
All installations are fully engineered and certified including wind calculations and fire safety specifications. Spans increase. Heights adapt. Configurations scale. Built to perform. Dancefloor driven.
Flashback
A glimpse into the moments that shaped the experience.