Lake Phoenix is located in Pape and functions as a bird observation tower, replacing an earlier structure that was destroyed by fire. The design emphasizes engagement with the natural environment, providing spaces for visitors to observe local wildlife and explore the surrounding landscape. Its form and layout support focused observation while maintaining a subtle presence within the park.

Spatial Strategy
The tower features a triangular form that changes appearance depending on the viewing angle, creating dynamic visual interactions with the landscape. Multiple viewing platforms are arranged vertically, offering distinct perspectives of the surrounding environment and facilitating observation of birdlife. The transparency of the structure ensures continuous visual connection with the natural setting, allowing visitors to experience the ecosystem without obstruction.

Materiality and Contextual Integration
The exterior is clad in charred timber, a reference to the imagery of feathers associated with the mythical phoenix. This material provides durability and protection against weather while harmonizing with the colors and textures of the landscape. The design draws inspiration from nearby open meadows and traditional wooden architecture, adopting a simple, monochromatic palette that integrates contemporary form with its natural and cultural context.