The observation tower’s design was inspired by the nature itself that is defined by the inner relationships of living and non-living components. This harmony of the counterpoles creates a continuous system in our environment. The tower with its character tries to become part of this system and blur the borders between natural and artificial environments.
In this design the relationship between nature and architecture gradually evolves upwards. The construction visually dissolves into the surrounding area making the tower a symbolic link between heaven and earth.
What makes this project one-of-a-kind?
Its biggest quality – the building blurs the borders between nature and architecture.
Text provided by the architects.
Credits
Architecture
Gábor Nagy, Ladislav Vikartovský
Client
Oblastná organizácia cestovného ruchu Malá Fatra
Year of completion
2018
Location
Žilina, Slovakia
Area
Total area: 248,26 m²
Site area: 67,89 m²
Photos
Erik Tomášek
