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Architects Pieterjan Gijs and Arnout Van Vaerenbergh of Gijs Van Vaerenbergh have created this enormous labyrinth outside the C-Mine Art Centre in Genk as a sculptural installation and urban intervention meant to show the balance between art and architecture.
Assuming you don’t lose your way, the maze will lead you over an entire kilometre through a variety of spaces, including larger areas that function as meeting points. The engineering office Bollinger+Grohmann took on the construction of the labyrinth, which was subsequently assembled by Meuwes Laswerken.
Lost in Steel: Labyrinth by Gijs Van Vaerenbergh

Photo: Gijs Van Vaerenbergh Architekten

Assuming you don’t lose your way, the maze will lead you over an entire kilometre through a variety of spaces, including larger areas that function as meeting points. The engineering office Bollinger+Grohmann took on the construction of the labyrinth, which was subsequently assembled by Meuwes Laswerken.






