Adam Wiercinski has built the Seaside Periscope in Poland to attract more tourists and allow people to have a space of observation when coming to the area.
The design uses mirrored mechanics to give visitors a distinct experience. "Wiercinski uses the device on a large scale by placing an upper mirror at a height of 4 meters above the ground, bringing sunlight into the restrooms while providing a scene that is unobstructed by motorists and pedestrians navigating along the exterior boulevard," as aptly put on DesignBoom. This allows the visitors to enjoy the scenery from various angles inside the building, and not feel disconnected from the surrounding area. Tourists should appreciate coming to this area of Poland if only for this distinct architecture. Photo Credits: designboom, adamwiercinski.pl
Mirrored Mechanism Architecture
Adam Wiercinski Builds the Seaside Periscope in Poland
Trend Themes
1. Mirrored Mechanics - Mirrored mechanics provide a distinct experience that attracts tourists and enhances observation.
2. Heightened Mirrored Viewing - Heightened mirrored viewing improves visibility and brings sunlight into spaces.
3. Unobstructed Scenery - Unobstructed scenery from various angles enhances the visitor experience.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Architecture can benefit from implementing mirrored mechanics to attract and retain visitors.
2. Tourism - The tourism industry can leverage heightened mirrored viewing to enhance the visitor experience.
3. Design - Design professionals can explore opportunities in unobstructed scenery to create novel visitor experiences.