## Overview
Located within Pape Nature Park, the House of Birds functions as a specialized facility for avian observation, designed to create a stable environment suitable for both migratory birds and human visitors. The project aims to enhance engagement with the natural ecosystem while providing a unique vantage point from which to observe bird behaviors in their natural habitat.

## Architectural Strategy
The design features a circular tower characterized by upward flow and projections that resemble bird feeders, enhancing its integration into the landscape. An elevated footbridge connects the structure to surrounding areas, minimizing disruption to the ecological balance. This approach fosters accessibility while promoting the natural terrain's integrity. The tower's layout includes multi-level viewing platforms that facilitate observation at various heights, allowing visitors to experience the site intimately from the entry level to upper observation areas.

## Material Selection and Sustainability
Material choice is integral to the project, emphasizing sustainability and ecological sensitivity. Locally sourced rough wood serves both structural and aesthetic purposes, harmonizing with the environment while reducing the carbon footprint. Straw bales are employed for insulation and wall construction, improving thermal efficiency and reflecting avian nesting patterns. These materials underscore a commitment to eco-friendly practices, all while engaging the local community in the building process and promoting broader conservation efforts.