pekube designs the viewpoint with a catenary-shaped concrete shell for minimal support and a weightless appearance.
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the pavilion’s design emphasizes the interplay between structure, light, and materiality.
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solar studies influenced the design, with alignments marking winter solstice sunset and summer solstice sunrise.
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next architects' structure serves both as a viewing platform and a habitat for local bat species.
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six timber porticos support two platforms; the first at ground level welcomes visitors and hosts public events, while the second, set seven meters high, serves as an observation deck.
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six timber porticos support two platforms; the first at ground level welcomes visitors and hosts public events, while the second, set seven meters high, serves as an observation deck.
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