The Tapestry of River Venta is a well-considered design located along the Venta River at the Caramel Shore. It aims to connect the cabins with the natural landscape while accommodating the needs of an increasing number of visitors. The concept focuses on integrating the built environment with the site’s cultural context and creating an engaging experience for all who visit.

Architectural Context
The design is based on thorough site analysis and local cultural insights. By placing the cabins along the riverbank, the layout enhances views of the water and strengthens the relationship between people and their surroundings. Traditional Latvian architectural elements, especially the pitched roofs, are incorporated to create a visual and cultural connection to local building styles.

Land Use Strategy
The design includes farmland in its planning to encourage interaction between tourists and locals. This choice supports sustainable land use and promotes community involvement by blending agricultural practices with spaces for visitors. This dual use of land helps establish a welcoming environment that benefits both tourists and the local community.

Natural Lighting
Maximizing the use of natural light is a key aspect of the design. Each cabin is oriented to capture sunlight throughout the day. This focus on natural illumination not only enhances the aesthetics of the cabins but also promotes energy efficiency. Spaces feel brighter and more connected to the outdoors, offering a calming atmosphere for visitors.

The project features pitched roofs that make up a significant portion of each cabin's height, reflecting regional architectural traditions while visually tying the cabins to the river landscape. These roofs serve as a reminder of the area's cultural heritage, creating harmony between the cabins and their scenic setting.