By Rory Stott
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Last month, Prada introduced their latest Fall/Winter line not on a catwalk, but in an “Infinite Palace” of disorienting spaces designed by AMO. Continuing the partnership with OMA/AMO that has seen the creation of catwalks, 2009′s Prada Transformer and even the soon-to-be-completed Foundazione Prada in Milan, the structure “simulates endless repetitions and symmetries,” creating a unique fashion experience that ”multiplies and fragments the show into a series of intimate moments.”
In this video created and first published by Wallpaper* Magazine, the construction of this mysterious space is revealed, from the construction of the MDF framework and hidden lighting rigs, to the installation of the faux-marble furniture – all condensed to just over half a minute.
For more coverage of Prada’s show and the architecture behind it visit Wallpaper* Magazine‘s website here.
Video: The Construction of AMO’s “Infinite Palace” for Prada in a 32-Second Timelapse originally appeared on ArchDaily, the most visited architecture website on 16 Feb 2015.
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