Image 22 of 26 from gallery of Observation Tower / ARHIS ARHITEKTI. Photograph by Arnis Kleinbergs
Visuals for a lookout tower design competition. A tower will be built on Bence-mountain, at a beautiful scenery, near lake Velence, Hungary. This entree won honorable mention.Design: ABK Architects
Dutch architects UNStudio have designed a concrete observation tower to cantilever into the sky above a nature reserve in the Netherlands. The 25 metre-high tower will be primarily constructed from a high-performance concrete that the studio has been researching alongside engineers ABT, developer BAM Utiliteitsbouw and concrete manufacturer Haitsma Beton. This dense concrete strengthened by
Architecture studio EFFEKT, has recently completed a sculptural observation tower at Camp Adventure, the first of its kind in Scandinavia.
KOGAA introduces 'ice tower', a vertical viewing platform, highlighting the uniqueness of icelandic landscape.
Nieto Sobejano Arquitectos designs a lyrical music center in Laulasmaa for Estonian composer Arvo Pärt.
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Viewing platform set on the top of a hill of Koblenz in Germany. Amazing view of the historical town, and of the confluence between Rhine a...
Image 7 of 26 from gallery of Observation Tower / ARHIS ARHITEKTI. Photograph by Arnis Kleinbergs
standing at a height of 30 meters and wrapped in rope, the viewing tower by ateliereen architecten sits in a nature reserve next to a lake allowing visitors to journey up and view a the scenic surroundings.
The result of a study into the application of Ultra High Performance Concrete, this 25 meter high observation tower by UNStudio really puts the material to the test. The innovative concrete differs from the norm in that it is extremely dense, has steel fibers, and maintains a fine grain structure. Its use in the tower makes
The boardwalk path that winds its way through the landscape of Denmark’s ancient woodland, Gisselfeld Kloster, culminates in an unlikely crescendo: a 45-meter tall viewing...
Visitors to this lakeside concrete tower can scale its walls, jog up to an observation deck on its roof, or sail a zip wire across the water from a balcony.
Swedish architect Anders Berensson has unveiled plans to convert electricity pylons into observation towers in Stockholm's Norra Djurgården national park
the added stairs and platforms are made of wood to reduce weight and to contrast with the old structure.
Interessantes über heimische Pflanzen und Tiere, über Wasser und den Boden des Waldes
Image 16 of 24 from gallery of Seljord Watch Tower / Rintala Eggertsson Architects. Photograph by Dag Jenssen
Porta-King custom designs our observation towers to ensure occupants are kept safe without sacrificing practicality or affordability.
