This perilous-looking viewing platform is located at a staggering height of 3200m in Tyrol, Austria. The outlook, which was finished in September 2008, projects brave observers 9 meters into thin air--literally. Designed by Astearchitecture, an architectural firm from Innsbruck, the structure is located on Mount Isidor.
It appears from the photos to be an extremely popular attraction; even through blowing snow and frigid temperatures, spectators are drawn to the fantastic panoramas.
Although the ramp is safely fixed into the mountainous rock with anchors set into a concrete foundation, I can definitely say that I would not be caught dead up there in the winter!
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Extreme Viewing Platforms
- Designing and building precarious and thrilling viewing platforms in extreme locations around the world.
- Architectural Adventurism
- Pushing the boundaries of architecture by creating structures that challenge visitors' perceptions and embrace thrill-seeking experiences.
- Extreme Tourism Attractions
- Developing tourism attractions that cater to adrenaline junkies and offer unique and thrilling experiences in breathtaking locations.
Sectors Adopting This
- Architectural Design
- Innovative architects can explore creating awe-inspiring structures that provide thrilling experiences for visitors.
- Tourism and Hospitality
- The tourism industry can capitalize on the growing demand for extreme tourism attractions by offering unique and death-defying experiences in picturesque locations.
- Engineering and Construction
- Engineering firms can take on challenging projects to design and construct safe yet audacious viewing platforms in extreme environments.
