New lookout tower in Varberg: an architectural experience for everyone

New lookout tower in Varberg: an architectural experience for everyone

A new lookout tower in Varberg, Sweden, catches the eye due to its innovative architecture and the use of different materials. The impressive spiral staircase, made by Weland, leads the visitors safely up to the protected interior of the tower, which is supported by filigree wood structures.

The tower not only has the task of giving a look at the beautiful nature of the area, but was also designed with the aim of offering a unique experience for families and children. The architectural requirements of the Varberg municipality emphasized the need to create something special that is appealing for both locals and tourists.

technical details and design

On the ground floor of the tower there is an angular opening, which is provided with a stable metal frame. This structure enables access to the protected interior. While the climb is promoted through the fire -diped spiral staircase, the shape and arrangement of the building ensures effective windbreak, which makes the highest point of the tower a comfortable place to stay.

The platform above not only offers a comprehensive view of the surrounding nature reserve, but is also surrounded by an elegant balustrade of rising wooden beams. Such details not only contribute to security, but also create an inviting atmosphere for guests who want to enjoy nature. Seating in the form of a geometric bank surrounds the central staircase and invite visitors to linger.

With this impressive combination of security, functionality and aesthetics, Varberg has created another attraction that attracts both locals and tourists.