Furniture – On the Verge

Furniture – On the Verge
Furniture – On the Verge
Furniture – On the Verge
Furniture – On the Verge
Furniture – On the Verge
Furniture – On the Verge
Furniture – On the Verge
Furniture – On the Verge
Furniture – On the Verge
Furniture – On the Verge
Furniture – On the Verge
Furniture – On the Verge
Furniture – On the Verge
Furniture – On the Verge
Furniture – On the Verge
Furniture – On the Verge
Furniture – On the Verge
Furniture – On the Verge
Furniture – On the Verge
  • Waldlabor
  • ‘On the Verge’ transforms the rarely trodden Arboretum at the forest edge into a public space.
  • The natural boundary is emphasised through a contradictory wall; both a barrier and a gateway, fixed yet flexible, strong yet buoyant. Seating allows visitors to merge with the verge.
  • While seats, some facing the forest and others the field, seclude two worlds, through the waving gates both sides converge. The immersive perception of the wind blowing through and around the structure deepens one’s connection to the environment.

Contributors: André Millioud , Anna Szalacha, Basil Menzi, Charlotte Schönauer, Matvej Golovatyuk, Mona Meyer
08 September 2026