The tower translates the essence of movement into architecture. Its spiral circulation merges walking and pausing into a single experience, echoing the rhythm of migration and natural cycles. Its form evokes the protectiveness of a nest and the elegance of reeds swaying in coastal winds, while its materiality references vernacular Latvian methods.
Constructed as a self-balancing steel structure, the tower relies on prefabricated, repetitive elements for cost efficiency and minimal environmental disturbance. Local materials reduce impact, while the lightweight assembly ensures that heavy machinery is not required on-site. As a result, the tower stands as both landmark and extension of the natural park, blending seamlessly into its surroundings.
| Program: | Bird Watching Tower |
| Size: | 150 m2 |
| Location: | Pape, Latvia |
| Client: | Bee Breeders, Pasaules Dabas Fonds |
| Team: | Geoffrey Eberle, Thomas Krall |
| Collaborators: | BOLD |
| Year: | 2017 |
