BIG architects have erected a 25-meter observation tower on the territory of the Marsk camp, which opens views of the Wadden Sea National Park.

Ekaterina Karpukhina

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Bjarke Ingels Architectural Firm has built a new tourist attraction in Denmark. This is a 25-observation tower, which is located on the territory of the Marsk campsite and resembles a giant DNA structure.

The structure is made of 300 tons of Corten steel and consists entirely of steps. The structure in the form of a double helix offers two ways: one leads up, the other leads exclusively down. For convenience, there is also an elevator in the center of the tower.

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The structure gradually expands at the top, forming a fairly spacious observation deck at an altitude of 36 m above sea level. “It offers a unique view of the flat swamp and the Wadden Sea National Park,” say the founders of the Marsk camp.

The wadden Sea is a part of the water area of the North Sea, which is a series of shallow areas and resembles a huge swamp with a unique natural ecosystem. This area is protected by law and is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Photo: Marsk Camp

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