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Architecture
BirdWatching Stations
University of Pécs, Pollack Mihály Faculty of Technology, Pécs, Hungary
Hungary
Project idea
The idea of this project is connecting back to the nature in the south region of Hungary by creating a multifuntional concept by the different tipe of buildings.
Project description
This project consist of the following parts. Main part tries to get the weekenders and turists interest of the natural bird colonies of the Mecsek mountains. Starting by creating three pavilions by the lake witch create's the line by focusing on ornitological subjects and it and up at the observation point. Behind it has been placed the bird-ringing house, wich creats the scientic part of the concept.
Technical information
All three tupe of buildings made of glued laminated timber. Also concrete and steel for fixacion.
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