Twisting Observation Tower Crafted From Natural Timber and Steel Integrating Accessibility and Scenic Vistas
Ivan Pićurić,
Nina Ćulafić,
Jovana Vuletić
Inspired by the fluid movements of birds, the twisting observation tower unites natural timber and steel to create an accessible vantage point that enhances the experience of birdwatching in the heart of the national park.
Curved Pathways of Red Paint And Steel Elevation Embrace Birdwatching Experience
Camille Tréchot-jasnault,
David Palussière
Embracing the natural landscape with its flowing red-painted steel structure and curved pathways, this observation tower provides an unparalleled vantage point for birdwatching enthusiasts.
Charred Steel and Weather-Resistant Wood Elevate A Streamlined Observation Tower in A Natural Landscape
Dan Rubenzahl,
Gabriel Ramirez,
Mariam El zein,
Farah Elmajdoub
Charred steel and resilient wood unite to create a visually striking observation tower, seamlessly integrated into Pape Nature Park, designed to enhance the bird-watching experience while prioritizing sustainability.
Elevated Corten Steel Tower Integrating Natural Wood Elements for Bird Observation
Noeline Tharshan,
Francesca Cuda,
Amanda Nalli,
Christian Iannantuono
Elevated above the wetlands, the Corten steel and wood observation tower provides an immersive platform for birdwatching while seamlessly blending with the natural landscape.
Reflective Observation Tower Crafted From Local Timber in a Nature Reserve
Jie Hu,
Yuqi Zhang,
Xue Gao
With its cleverly integrated reflective surfaces and tiered observation platforms made from local timber, the structure enhances birdwatching experiences while fostering a deep connection to the surrounding wetlands.
Reflective Stainless Steel Observation Structure Enhanced by Thatch Roof in a Wetland Environment
Kyle Hohmann,
Aaron Cooper,
Brandon Hay,
Gail Ferry
Built with reflective stainless steel and a traditional thatch roof, the observation tower offers an immersive experience into the wetlands while serving as a vital hub for birdwatching and environmental education.
Rammed Earth Bricks and Mirror Facades Create Specialized Avian Habitats in a Community Space
Nazario García,
Teresa Macho,
Miguel Cerezo
Embedded with rammed earth bricks and striking mirror facades, the design cultivates a unique habitat for local wildlife while serving as an engaging community space that fosters a harmonious relationship between people and nature.
Wicker Nest Structure Embraced by Natural Light Within a Timber Retreat
Ahmed Elmaghraby,
Taha Ghaleb,
Mohammed Zaki
Crafted from locally sourced timber and intricate wickerwork, this spiraled retreat harmoniously integrates with its forested surroundings, offering a serene space for meditation and community gathering.
Cor-Ten Steel and Channel Glass Retreat Nestled in Native Landscape
Tommy Huggins,
Nikki Hoggatt,
Phoebe Brown
With its distinctive Cor-Ten steel façade and operable channel glass partitions that seamlessly integrate indoor and outdoor experiences, the retreat serves as a serene meditation space immersed in the natural beauty of its surrounding landscape.
Textile-Inspired Structure Combining Aluminum Facade and Natural Light in a Community Space
Loren Johnson,
Catherine Varnas
Interlacing traditional Latvian textile patterns with a dynamic triangular form, the design utilizes aluminum and glass to create a bird-friendly community space that encourages connection and interaction with the surrounding landscape.
Triangular Structure Composed of Accoya Wood Enhancing Wildlife Observation Within a Natural Habitat
Shawn Ankenbrandt
Constructed from durable Accoya wood and characterized by its unique triangular design, the observation tower enhances wildlife engagement while seamlessly blending with the natural landscape of Pape Nature Park.
Nest-Like Pods Constructed With Woven Elements and Steel Integrate Into Wetland Habitat
Enrico Daffonchio
Woven elements and steel merge to create unique nest-like pods that seamlessly integrate into the wetland habitat, serving as a tranquil space for observation and interaction with avian life.
Elevated Walkway Constructed From Natural Wood and Glass for Bird Observation
Dilan Ramos
An elevated walkway constructed from natural wood and glass emerges from the landscape, providing visitors with unobstructed views of migratory birds while seamlessly blending into the surrounding ecosystem.
Circular Observation Structure Featuring Sustainable Wooden Panels to Enhance Avian Interactions
Zuzanna Banaś,
Magdalena Budyta,
Katarzyna Gębalska,
Aleksandra Konstanciak
Circular wooden panels form an elevated observation tower that harmonizes with its ecological surroundings while providing an immersive experience for bird watchers.
Charred Wooden Shingles and Cross-Laminated Timber Elevate a Bird Observation Tower in Latvia's Wetlands
Thom Brisco,
Nicola Chan,
Ruta Daubure
Constructed with charred wooden shingles and cross-laminated timber, the bird observation tower emerges from Latvia's wetlands as a thoughtful structure designed to enhance the experience of wildlife enthusiasts while seamlessly blending into the natural surroundings.
Timber Overhangs and Upcycled Canvas Create an Accessible Birdwatching Experience
Claus Löbner
Cantilevered observation decks crafted from local oak and shaded by upcycled canvas invite visitors to immerse themselves in the biodiversity of Latvia's wetlands, making it a unique destination for birdwatching and eco-tourism.
Cross-Laminated Timber Cabins with Tatch Roofing Nestled in Latvian Biodiversity
Seyedeh fatemeh Sedaghat,
Fatemeh Kazemi
Utilizing cross-laminated timber and traditional tatch roofing, the design creates a harmonious blend with Latvia's biodiversity, offering a sustainable retreat that immerses occupants in the surrounding natural landscape.
Modular Nesting Boxes Constructed with Local Volcanic Ash and Tuff Aggregate for Avian Observation
Marta Drgas,
Mikołaj Gruszczyński
Constructed from local volcanic ash and tuff aggregate, the modular nesting boxes provide a unique habitat for birds while offering visitors an elevated platform for observing the stunning landscapes of Iceland.
Triangular Glass Facade With Sustainability-Focused Steel Framework in a Biodiverse Wetland Environment
Polpipat Naksawat,
Teerakan Wattanayon,
Ratasakon Chantaluxsul
Built with a triangular steel framework and a green roof that harmonizes with its wetlands setting, the center serves as an educational hub dedicated to promoting ecological awareness and conservation efforts.
Visitor Center Featuring Interconnected Triangle Roof and Sustainable Materials in Ecological Wetland Setting
Ida Razak
Nestled within a vibrant wetland ecosystem, this visitor center boasts an interlocking triangle roof and a green roof system, offering a unique architectural experience while promoting conservation and education about the diverse wildlife it serves.
