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Lookout tower on the Nagy-Kopasz
Fernezelyi Basa Iroda Építész Kft - Telki (H) - 2005
Lookout tower on the Nagy-Kopasz, Foto: Tamás Bujnovszky
Lookout tower on the Nagy-Kopasz, Foto: Tamás Bujnovszky
21. März 2010 - Architekturarchiv Ungarn
Small country, small mountains. But in the surroundings of Budapest this is the highest peak, it is called „Nagy-Kopasz” („Big-Bald”). Here, we erected a hiding gazebo: meanwhile you are approaching the top of the mountain, you don’t see anything – you just recognize the lookout tower when you already stand in front of it. There is nothing here, just the trees, the birds and the wind. No roads, no electricity, no water, even the mobile phones are out of order here.
The ground level of the tower is made of reinforced concrete and serves as an entrance and a shelter for hikers too. If you go up on the stairs of the gazebo, on the intermediate levels it offers mysterious spaces, full of light and secrets. Here you just get some pieces of the view between the covering slats of the tower – but you feel that there must be something up there, so it worth to climb until the top of this strange building. Meanwhile this climbing you can find banks on every level, where you can have a rest, you can think, and enjoy the silence of nature. Reaching the highest level of the tower you have a wonderful panorama all round, as a reward for your persistence.
Except the ground level, the lookout tower is made of larch, and the structural beams are connected by specially designed and manufactured steel joints. All the heavy larch elements were lifted by hand, because there was no opportunity to use machines.
Now the gazebo is ready. People and birds seem to enjoy it. (architects' text)

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