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Spiraling Treetop Walkway in Denmark

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A marvelously elegant installation in Denmark, this spiraling observation platform starts at ground level, and gently winds through the forests, an hour outside of Copenhagen. Designed by architecture studio EFFEKT, the ambitious undertaking consists of a ramp over 2,000 feet long that culminates in this dramatic spiraling lookout. Set to be finished in 2018, we look forward to our next visit to Denmark. Via BoredPanda:

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