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The World Turned Upside Down sculpture outside the LSE

TFL Labyrinths

1. Cretan – From the ancient world and the purest form of Labyrinth design;

2. Medieval – Inspired by examples from the great cathedrals of Europe such as Chartres, France;

3. Woodcut – From ancient carvings on timber in Scandinavia;

4. Modern – Defined by a narrow path with rounded square turn-backs;

5. Emboss – Narrow path outlines that set up a resonating visual field within the design;

6. Organic – A flowing pathway with no sharp turns;

7. Native American – Traditional Tohono O’odham and Navajo symbol;

8. Turf – From traditional cut turf labyrinths of Britain;

9. Square – A squared off form of turn design;

10. East – A thin pathway and square central goal;

11. Opposed – Defined by an opposed rounded and square character at turn-backs;