MVRDV installs temporary ramp network for photo festival in the netherlands

architecture studio MVRDV has designed a temporary structure for a photography festival in breda, a city in the southern part of the netherlands. titled the ‘infinity path’, the scheme takes the form of a raised path that offers views of the city, while providing wall space to display photos as part of the biennial event. the design of the structure responds to the square itself, which was designed by urban design firm west 8. the elevated route follows the existing pattern of the plaza, bringing a new dimension to the space.

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the MVRDV-designed structure has been installed as part of the bredaphoto festival, which continues until october 21, 2018. with a total length of 500 meters (1,640 ft) and a maximum height of 6 meters (20 ft), the ‘infinity path’ showcases a range of photography while offer new perspectives of the city. the project continues MVRDV’s interest in designing structures using scaffolding. in 2016 the firm erected a temporary staircase that dramatically led to the roof a 43-meter-tall (141 ft) building in the center of rotterdam.

 the scheme takes the form of a raised path that offers views of the city

the design of the structure responds to the configuration of the square

the bredaphoto festival continues until october 21, 2018