For the exhibition at the Museum Angewandte Kunst in Frankfurt, long, striped platforms were placed irregularly throughout the galleries, and on top of these platforms a set of “tables” carried the works and materials of the project. The layout created a loose rhythm of islands and pathways rather than a single route, inviting visitors to move between stripes, stop, and read. A series of additional modular wooden structures was designed to add a playing element to the exhibition. They follow the vibrant visual language of Palace of Typographic Masonry, translating its graphic logic into a three-dimensional, adaptable exhibition landscape.