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The Invisible Portal: A mirrored sight-seeing platform by Natura Futura Arquitectura

Happy JastaBy Happy JastaOctober 28, 2016No Comments2 Mins Read
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Natura Futura Arquitectura, a Los Rio-based design workshop collaborated with Nathaly Gaona, Ramón Vivanco, Fausto Quiroz, and Herman Larozehas to built a small mirrored sight-seeing platform named The Invisible Portal on one of the hiking trail between Guaranda and Babahoyo in Andes ranges. This wooden platform was completed in September, 2016 at a place named Clouds Encantadas (delighted clouds) as you can see huge number of clouds and mist rising from the valley to high sky from this high place. It serves as a valley viewing platform for hikers coming in the Ecuador highlands.

The Invisible Portal is a 13-square-metre structure made of wood, but mirrored from outside to create an illusion by reflecting the green meadows and valley around. This unique art object combines futuristic approach of architecture with nature, to function as a rest point for hikers to realize the best between nature and its materialistic reflection.

The wooden planks crafted together in a pattern provide sufficient sitting space for visitors coming in the region. Presence of greenery and local communities around The Invisible Portal makes it a worthy intervention for differentiating between city life and the rural living.

A small wooden viewing platform that is mirrored for reflecting the valleys around
A small wooden viewing platform that is mirrored for reflecting the valleys around
Wooden planks connected together to create a beautiful space for sitting
Wooden planks connected together to create a beautiful space for sitting
This architectural structure mimics faek and real nature
This architectural structure mimics fake and real nature
A door rediscover importance of nature
A door to connect with nature
Built at a place named Enchanting Clouds
Built at a place named Enchanting Clouds
The Invisible Portal- mirrored wooden platform by Natura Futura Arquitectura_3
Interact with local communities
Amazing sunset view
Amazing sunset view
Reflect the mist and cloud filled valley
Reflect the mist and cloud filled valley
It is a rest point for hikers on this trail
It is a rest point for hikers on this trail where they get chance to see pastoral lifestyle
Blueprint for the wooden viewing platform
Blueprint for the wooden viewing platform
Making The Invisible Portal
Making The Invisible Portal
Promotes maintaining relationship with nature
Promotes maintaining a relationship with nature

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