Urbanism / The Hague, Netherlands
The Infinity Loop
A sculptural red loop uniting cultures and communities in The Hague.
- Program
- Public Plaza
- Size
- 2,000 m2
- Location
- The Hague, Netherlands
- Client
- Den Haag Gemeente
- Team
- Geoffrey Eberle, Thomas Krall, Kevin Westerveld, Kim Christensen
- Collaborators
- ENTROPIC, BOLD, IPV, Egbert Schuttert, Perron14, PxK
- Year
- 2017
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The project
Located in The Hague, The Infinity Loop redefines a busy urban plaza into a place of pause and gathering. The artwork doubles as urban infrastructure—lighting, seating, and playful landscape. Acting as both sculpture and social space, it strengthens the bond between communities around the Hague Market.
The design’s infinity-shaped loop frames Hobbemaplein, uniting its monuments, vegetation, and public life. Its continuous form defines two zones—one urban and active, the other green and reflective—creating a spatial balance between energy and calm. The gesture embodies connection across cultures and generations.
Made from lightweight, demountable elements, the sculpture can adapt to future changes in traffic or urban layout. Integrated lighting enhances safety and atmosphere without disturbing nearby residents. The Infinity Loop is both artwork and urban furniture—a symbol of continuity within The Hague’s dynamic social fabric.
The idea
A sculptural red loop uniting cultures and communities in The Hague.
