The design near Kemeri bog embodies a careful balance between movement and stillness, reflecting its unique natural setting. The project focuses on user experience, creating spaces that encourage interaction and provide areas for quiet reflection. This approach aims to connect the built environment with its surroundings, enhancing the overall experience for visitors.

Central Hub

At the center of the design is the "plate," a large open area that serves as the main gathering space. This area allows for easy movement between the various zones, including the park and green spaces, while also offering spots for resting and relaxing. The plate invites social interaction, making it a lively space that enhances the experience of everyone who visits.

Building Composition

Three distinct building volumes rise above the plate, each differing in size and orientation. The two main structures include a park reception and a restaurant-bar, both positioned to overlook the plate. This arrangement fosters a connection between indoor and outdoor spaces, encouraging users to move freely and engage with both the buildings and their natural surroundings.

Spatial Organization

The design incorporates a services block that faces the northern green area meant for camping. This separation maintains a clear distinction between public and private spaces. A prominent feature of the design is a 3.5-meter-high wall that acts as a guide, directing visitors from the parking area to the park entrance. This wall not only helps with navigation but also adds to the overall clarity of the site layout.

Connection to Nature

Green planted areas are integrated throughout the design, enhancing the connection with the natural environment. This strategy improves the visual appeal of the site while also supporting ecological sustainability. The choice to use wood as a primary material reinforces the ties to the landscape, offering a warm touch that complements the setting.

A children’s play area is also included, featuring climbing structures, slides, and steps. This space promotes physical activity and imaginative play, adding further value to the experience for families and young visitors. It highlights a commitment to inclusivity, encouraging all ages to engage with the environment and each other.