In Denmark, the architecture studio EFFEKT will create a walkway that will feature one of the most breathtaking bird’s eye views of the forest. The idea was basically to create a design that would not disrupt the environment.
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It will be found in Glissefeld Kloster, Haslev, almost an hour south of Copenhagen. With a 2000 ft internal ramp and winding observatory tower, it will take photographers and nature-lovers alike into a 360-degree panoramic view of hilly and verdant landscapes.
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This hour-glass like structure will be 45 meters tall and will be split into two routes: the upper walkway will lead to the forest’s oldest trees, while the opposite lower path will spiral to the much more younger trees in the area.
This tree-top experience is part of the camp adventure and will allow visitors from all over the world to encounter this one of a kind stunning architecture. The project is set to finish in 2018.
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What do you think about this spiraling treetop walkway in Denmark? Do you think it perfectly showcases mother nature’s ethereal beauty?
