People create a wide variety of architecture to protect themselves from their environment, to make it usable or to design it according to their own needs and ideas. In European palaces, architectural ideas began to be transferred to garden design as early as the Baroque period - garden architecture was born. The growth of nature was cultivated and symbolized the power that rulers were able to exert over their environment. Even today, this strongly geometric form of design still shapes our idea of a castle park. For aristocratic hunts, which were used to exercise and demonstrate power, temporary architecture made of cloth was stretched between poles and trees. This made it possible to round up the game, which could no longer escape the deadly shots. If an animal did escape, it had “slipped through the cracks” (German: "durch die Lappen gegangen").