Kemeri Natural Tower is located within Kemeri National Park, Latvia, and functions as an observation structure designed to facilitate visitor engagement with the surrounding natural environment. The tower provides three observation levels arranged to enhance accessibility and offer varied perspectives of the landscape, encouraging interaction with the park’s ecological and visual features.

Design and spatial organization
The tower’s observation platforms are arranged with gradually increasing slopes: 4% on the first level, 6% on the second, and 8% on the third. This progression ensures accessibility for a range of visitors while integrating movement as part of the experience. Each level supports different forms of engagement with the landscape, allowing visitors to observe and appreciate the park from multiple vantage points.

Materiality and ecological engagement
Constructed primarily from natural logs and branches, the tower draws on local building traditions and complements the surrounding environment. The use of locally sourced materials enhances sustainability and creates a tactile connection to nature. The design also highlights local wildlife, including sea eagles, woodpeckers, and black storks, supporting educational engagement and fostering environmental awareness. The interplay of light through the structure and its organic form reinforces the connection between visitors and the park, enhancing both visual and sensory experiences.