From a lakeside plot on Lake Zurich to a tent village in Graubünden.
The tent stood on the wooden deck, right above the water. The only place left for the guy ropes was the shore wall.
Five hours of driving, customs at the border, gusts up to 70 km/h on the day. The tent stood, the table stayed laid.
Meadow in front of the woods, wooden floor laid, wooden folding chairs for 80 guests. In the evening the string lights came on.
A slight slope, the front open to the lake, tables set across the gradient. Seating in Chiavari chairs.
Campus square, hard surface, no anchors possible. So ballast, lounge furniture and bars between the buildings.
The tent became a banquet hall. Wooden floor across the whole area, chandeliers above the tables.
A row of tents in the park by Lake Zug, the sides open towards the water.
Pavilions on the wooden deck by the lake. Up in the morning, celebrating by the evening.
Tents and pavilions along the race track. Up and down again, stage by stage.
Tent with a glass front in the park of a country estate above Lake Geneva.
The open side straight onto the water, tables with box trees and wooden chairs.
Pavilions around the pool, lined up into one continuous roof.
Beer table sets for 200 guests, laid in strong colours. The way a harvest festival should look.
Tent beside the farmhouse, the table under the old tree. Light late into the night.
Photo: Loryle Photography, Beka Bitterli Fotografie, Ali Turton, Marius Holler
