### Project Overview

The Zig Zag Observation Tower is located in Kemeri National Park, Latvia, with the intent to enrich the visitor experience by offering unobstructed views of the diverse landscape while ensuring accessibility for individuals of varying mobility. The design prioritizes inclusivity and environmental harmony, creating an architectural structure that engages visitors in the exploration and appreciation of the park.

### Spatial Configuration

The tower features a volumetric layout comprising six ramps, five landings, and seven observation areas. This design facilitates a continuous and accessible pathway, allowing users to ascend gently while engaging with the surrounding marshland and forest. The zigzag arrangement, free from traditional steps, promotes leisurely exploration, making the structure suitable for all visitors.

### Material Selection and Construction

Wood is the primary material utilized in the construction of the Zig Zag Observation Tower, selected for both aesthetic and sustainable qualities. This renewable resource not only aligns with eco-friendly principles but also offers advantages such as lightness, facilitating efficient transportation and assembly in the park’s remote location. The construction employs wood fittings for prefabricated assembly, optimizing the building process while ensuring transparency with wooden slats that provide natural light diffusion throughout the structure.