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Sri Lanka
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BIRD WATCHERS BLISS
Sri Lanka
STATUS
Concept
YEAR
2026
SIZE
3000 sqft - 5000 sqft
Bird Watcher's Bliss" is a tranquil retreat within the serene hills, designed specifically
for bird watchers and nature enthusiasts. The architecture celebrates the natural environment,
emphasizing seamless integration between indoor spaces and the surrounding landscape.
Inspired by the topography of the hill country and the diverse bird species that inhabit it, this
structure is a sanctuary where form follows function while creating an immersive, contemplative
experience.
The site is carefully selected to maximize the views of the rolling hills and nearby forests, while
minimizing disruption to the local flora and fauna. Elevated platforms, gentle slopes, and open
vistas provide clear lines of sight into the surrounding woodlands, making it an ideal location for
bird watching.
The property incorporates walking trails, native plantings, bird hides, and
viewing decks, blending organically with the natural topography. The use of local
materials ensures that the structure harmonizes with the land, both visually and
ecologically.
The design of "Bird Watcher’s Bliss" is organic and flowing, drawing inspiration from the
curves of the land and the fluid movements of birds in flight. The building is a combination of
low-profile, single-story structures that cascade with the natural slope of the site, creating
minimal visual impact.
Curved Rooflines: The main structure features a series of gently undulating roofs
that mimic the surrounding hills, allowing for rainwater harvesting and a naturally
insulated interior.
Open Layout: The layout of the space is open and airy, with minimal partitions
to foster a sense of connection with the outdoors.
Large Windows and Glass Walls: The main living and observation areas are
oriented towards panoramic views, with expansive glass panels and floor-to-ceiling
windows that invite in natural light and provide unobstructed views of the
landscape and bird activity.
Stone from the surrounding hills is used for foundational elements,
outdoor terraces, and feature walls, reinforcing the connection to the earth.
Wood: Cedar or locally sourced hardwood is employed throughout the interior,
especially in the ceilings and furniture, to add warmth and texture.
Reclaimed Metal: Elements of the design, such as railings or framework, use
reclaimed steel to evoke a sense of rustic durability while maintaining a modern
for bird watchers and nature enthusiasts. The architecture celebrates the natural environment,
emphasizing seamless integration between indoor spaces and the surrounding landscape.
Inspired by the topography of the hill country and the diverse bird species that inhabit it, this
structure is a sanctuary where form follows function while creating an immersive, contemplative
experience.
The site is carefully selected to maximize the views of the rolling hills and nearby forests, while
minimizing disruption to the local flora and fauna. Elevated platforms, gentle slopes, and open
vistas provide clear lines of sight into the surrounding woodlands, making it an ideal location for
bird watching.
The property incorporates walking trails, native plantings, bird hides, and
viewing decks, blending organically with the natural topography. The use of local
materials ensures that the structure harmonizes with the land, both visually and
ecologically.
The design of "Bird Watcher’s Bliss" is organic and flowing, drawing inspiration from the
curves of the land and the fluid movements of birds in flight. The building is a combination of
low-profile, single-story structures that cascade with the natural slope of the site, creating
minimal visual impact.
Curved Rooflines: The main structure features a series of gently undulating roofs
that mimic the surrounding hills, allowing for rainwater harvesting and a naturally
insulated interior.
Open Layout: The layout of the space is open and airy, with minimal partitions
to foster a sense of connection with the outdoors.
Large Windows and Glass Walls: The main living and observation areas are
oriented towards panoramic views, with expansive glass panels and floor-to-ceiling
windows that invite in natural light and provide unobstructed views of the
landscape and bird activity.
Stone from the surrounding hills is used for foundational elements,
outdoor terraces, and feature walls, reinforcing the connection to the earth.
Wood: Cedar or locally sourced hardwood is employed throughout the interior,
especially in the ceilings and furniture, to add warmth and texture.
Reclaimed Metal: Elements of the design, such as railings or framework, use
reclaimed steel to evoke a sense of rustic durability while maintaining a modern
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