Mountain Trail Revitalization the Sign of the Times or a Significant Effect of the New Designed Forms on the Existing Nature

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Mountain Trail Revitalization the Sign of the Times or a Significant Effect of the New Designed Forms on the Existing Nature Konrad Dobrowolski* University of Applied Sciences in Nysa, Institute of Architecture and Urban Planning Armii Krajowej 7 st. 48-300 Poland. E-mail konrad-dobrowolski@wp.pl (Received in January, 2016; Accepted in April, 2016; Available Online from 10 th of May, 2016) Abstract The subject of study is enhancing the quality of the tourist route located in the National Nature Reserve Praděd in the Czech Republic. This article is the presentation of the concept showing group of the resting viewpoints located in a typical environment foothills of Sudeten. The whole project has been divided into 5 spots whose location is closely connected with the mountain trail from Malá Morávka-Ovčárna. It is part of the tourist route running through the National Nature Reserve Praděd of yellow difficulty level. This is an area with many natural beauties, which is one of the major tourist destinations in and around the town of Jesenik. In this section there is also the highest peak in the Eastern Sudetenland Praděd, having a height of 1,491 meters above the sea level. A large number of visitors, the surrounding nature, numerous trails and running ski and biking were among the main factors that determined the topic and location of this work. Key words: transformation, revitalization of the tourist route, city of Jesenik, the National Nature Reserve Praděd. Anotacija Tyrimo objektas turistinio maršruto, išsidėsčiusio Pradedo (ček. Praděd) nacionaliniame gamtos draustinyje (Čekijos Respublika), kokybės pagerinimas. Šiame straipsnyje pateikiama poilsinių, įsikūrusių Sudetų kalnų papėdėse, koncepcija. Visas projektas buvo padalintas į 5 punktus (vietas), kurių išsidėstymas yra glaudžiai susijusias su kalnų taku nuo Mala Moravka-Ovčarna. Tai yra turistinio maršruto, einančio per Pradedo (ček. Praděd) nacionalinį gamtos rezervatą, dalis. Pagal sudėtingumo lygį šis maršrutas žymimas geltona spalva. Ta vieta pasižymi natūraliu gamtos grožiu, ji yra viena iš pagrindinių turistinių vietų Jesenyko (ček. Jesenik) mieste ir jo apylinkėse. Šiame ruože taip pat yra aukščiausia rytų Sudetų Pradedo (ček. Praděd) viršūkalnė, kurios aukštis siekia 1,491 metrų virš jūros lygio. Daug lankytojų, supanti gamta, daug takų, įskaitant slidinėjimo ir dviračių takus, buvo vieni iš pagrindinių veiksnių, nulėmusių šio darbo temą ir vietą. Reikšminiai žodžiai: transformacija, turistinio maršruto atgaivinimas, Jesenyko (ček. Jesenik) miestas, Pradedo (ček. Praděd) nacionalinis gamtos rezervatas. Introduction The need for research resulted from the constantly growing requirements for this type of objects in the world and attempts to answer the question about the impact of newly designed forms on the existing nature of the site and the surrounding landscape. The purpose of the research is to create a network of interconnected viewpoints, which carry a spatial composition of the new value of the selected area. The main aim of the concept is an attempt to extract the landscape values at the same time respectful of the surrounding nature. The project aims is to increase the importance of the tourist area and the number of visitors, as well as the presentation of the National Nature Reserve. A network of similar forms will be a recognizable part of the landscape, which at the macro level will be associated with Reserve, while at the micro level will be associated with its use. Methods of research The study will be presented as a first step inspirations based on world famous examples, and as a next step in more details the study area with analyzes, aimed at bringing the issue of the scope of work. In the next stage of work there will be presented general description of the resting viewpoints, bringing their location and design solutions adopted and the idea of the whole project. 63

For the easy understanding of the research method, description has been attached by graphic material, whose job is to bring shown assumptions. Development completed the presentation of its conclusions. Results A limitation to the revitalization activities is, in a sense of the legal aspect, lack of money for their adaptation to the new features, and, perhaps above all, a lack of vision. The size and location of the objects are often limitation in the actions of future investors or developers. Trying to interest potential investors in the capabilities of these type areas and encourage them to similar initiatives arose from my participation with some interesting suggestions for revitalizing objects in this category. Here is presented a short presentation of this study. Inspirations Information Center on the Troll Road Location: Romsdalen`s-Geiranger Fjord, Norway Realization: 2005 2010 Architects: Reiulf Ramstad Architects, Oslo Trollstigen (Troll Road) in Norway is one of the most spectacular roads that climbs the slope of a mountain in the world (Fig. 1.). Annually, during the summer, it is estimated that the site is visited by 500 000 tourists, which was the basis for the creation of the information center there as well as restaurants and several viewing platforms. Fig. 1. Trollstigen (Troll Road) location (source: Trollstigen National, 2016) The center is located on the road running from Valldal to Åndalsens in the western part of Norway. The entire assembly was carried out in stages. The first one started with the construction of viewing platforms and a parking. The second stage involved work on building desk with catering and adjacent auxiliary facilities and objects of small architecture. The central building is a small restaurant, information centre (Fig. 2.) and exhibition space. The property has been designed with a 64

great deal of consistency with regard to the surrounding rocky peaks. Two concrete planes of sharpedge complement each other, creating the impression of penetrating rocks. Most of the vertical partitions are glazed allowing existing with nature while using the cafe or while watching the exposition. Fig. 2. Information centre view (source: author) Auxiliary buildings located within close proximity to the car park and a fall in itself shops and toilets and are closing the urban layout. This operates independently. From here it's possible to walk the designated route snaking along the slope to 4 viewing platforms from which you can overlook the road and the surrounding area (Fig. 3.). Platforms, like the previous buildings are made of concrete and cortensteel. Additional variety is water, which has become an inseparable part of the landscape. Fig. 3. View point platform (source: author) 65

Sun Moon Lake visitor center Location: Yuchi, Taiwan Realization: 2006 2010 Architects: Norihiko Dan and Associates, Tokyo Sun Moon Lake is located in the mountainous landscape and is the largest water reservoir in Taiwan. The place is mostly chosen by honeymooners and numerous groups of tourists due to its natural beauty. In 2003, a competition was organized to develop a concept center for visitors to the location on the western shore of the reservoir. The best suggestion turned out to be that proposed by the Tokyo architect Norihiko Dan. Two similar to each other in shape concrete forms stood on the shore of the lake. The west wing houses the tour, exhibition space, part of the teaching and cafes with a panoramic view towards the lake. The left wing was earmarked for part of the administrative office (Fig. 4.). The buildings were designed so that gave the impression rising from the ground, which made it possible to introduce tourists to the green roof. The object in its organic form is a good example of today's opportunities posed by construction (Fig. 5.). Fig. 4. Floor plans of the storeys (source: http://www.ideamsg.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/sun-moon-lake-visitor-centre-11.jpg) Fig. 5. View of the Sun Moon Lake visitor centre (source: http://www.morfae.com/content/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/0753) 66

Location. General characteristics of the mountain trail from Malá Morávka to Ovčárna. The center of visitors and viewpoints often occur in the areas of landscape of high values. They have to present the area in which they are located, and thus also attracting more visitors. In the case of bands such center is the dominant feature. Features of such a facility are very diverse and largely depend on that location. Land acquired for the development of the conception project is located in the northern part of the Czech Republic Mountains Hruby Jesenik. It is one of the cleanest ecosystems in Europe and it is very popular all year round. There are numerous hiking trails between peaks and villages. Hruby Jesenik is located in the east part of Sudeten, where the highest peak is Praděd. It's about the height of 1.491 meters above the sea level. On the top of the mountain there is located the 162 meters high transmission tower, which has become visible from the big distance. In addition to the relay devices in the tower is located there the hotel Praděd with a restaurant and meteorological station. At a distance of about 2.5 km from it is the summit's hotel base Ovčárna, which is one of the major tourist destinations in the area. The hotel infrastructure includes 6 hotels and accompanying dining options. Access provides a road leading to the parking located on Ovčárna. In winter this place turns into a popular winter sports center. Praděd, Ovčárna and nearby areas are included in the Praděd National Nature Reserve (Fig. 6.). Mountain trail Malá Morávka Ovčárna, is an approach to the top Praděd from the south-east with a length of approximately 8 km (Fig. 7.). This arrangement makes the route well lit during the day. The trail begins in the village Malá Morávka at an altitude of 652 meters above the sea level and ends at Ovčárna hotel base at an altitude of 1296 meters above the sea level, resulting in a 644 m difference. Along the 8 km route there are many groups of rocks which density is the highest in the mountain region The biggest of them is Petrovy Kameny, which is also the peak located in the immediate vicinity of the resort Ovčárna and counts 1446 meters above the sea level. It is one of the dominant features of the landscape in Praděd National Nature Reserve. Fig. 6. Location of the Praděd National Nature Reserve. Developed by arch. Dawid Rószczka Fig. 7. Location of viewpoints and trail. Developed by arch. Dawid Rószczka 67

Solution design resting viewpoints. General information and argumentation. Group of 6 viewpoints was located in 5 locations (A-E) along a chosen part of the route. Points have been created on the basis of a simple cubic module with dimensions 3.2x3.2x3.2m amplified many times in order to obtain the desired shapes. All 6 viewpoints have also been designed in such a way, that, together to be closed in a little bigger cube 9.6x9.6x9.6m (Fig. 8.). The reason for the viewpoints took the form of a presence in this location raw, mountain climate, to which the answer is as simple raw form. The cubes seemed to be the best dedication severity of the rocks and the whole environment. This has resulted in distinctive shapes, but not dominant in the mountain scenery and corresponding with the environment (Fig. 9.). Fig. 8. Schematic diagram modules. Developed by arch. Dawid Rószczka Fig. 9. Schematic diagram context. Developed by arch. Dawid Rószczka Trying to describe the objects in the surrounding landscape for the construction of the viewpoint there was used concrete laid in layers that gives the figures a feeling of the delicate drawing on the facades and in the interior. Solids, although visually very close to each other belie the interior, which was directly open to the views of the surrounding landscape and the play of light (Fig. 10 and 11). Large glassy walls, through which we can see the nature, became something like 68

Fig. 10. Descriptions, locations, plans, sections and views of the A, and B viewpoints. (Source: Diploma work "Mountain trail revitalization Malá Morávka Ovčárna". Author: arch. Dawid Rószczka. Promoter: Phd. arch. Konrad Dobrowolski) Fig. 11. Describtions, locations, plans, sections and views of the C, and D viewpoints. (Source: Diploma work "Mountain trail revitalization Malá Morávka Ovčárna". Author: arch. Dawid Rószczk. Promoter: Phd. arch. Konrad Dobrowolski) 69

television screens. This treatment should trigger different feelings and different perception of the same space. These types of places are to be part of the transition between what receives an observer, and what occurs in reality. They have become a space that allows contemplation. Points designed as cubics may also serve as a shelter in case of sudden changes in the weather, which in the mountains is a common occurrence. The following is a visualization of the assumptions made in the form of plans and views of individual viewpoints, along with attention to their location on the trail. Conclusions Presented the concept draft gives new value to the National Nature Reserve. Its main purpose is to add spatial values by introducing new anthropogenic forms of nature, which over time can become a symbolic place. The world realizations show that it's a good practice, and proposed infrastructure will contribute to increase the number of visitors to this hiking trail in summer and winter. The measures taken could be used to promote the region and to promote a healthy lifestyle. Multi-functional part of this conception has been adapted so it's possible at any time alter their functions and adapt to the needs of customers. Project of the 5 viewpoints could be a part of the harmony of the landscape and is a very interesting solution for tourist development area. The introduction of this type of interference with the existing landscape can be called revitalization of fading activity along the route. List of literature 1. Aravena A. The forces in architecture, Tokyo, Toto, 2012, ISBN978-488706-320 2. Hausladen G. Interiors construction manual integrated planning, finishes and fitting-out, technical services, Basel, Birkhäuser GmbH, 2010. 3. Jodido Ph., Cabins C. Taschen. 2014. 4. Kratochvíl P., Šenk F. Architecture outside the centres. Liberec, Technická univerzita v Liberci. 5. Mountain trail revitalization Malá Morávka Ovčárna. Diploma work. Author: arch. Dawid Rószczka. Promoter: Phd. arch. Konrad Dobrowolski. 6. Trollstigen National Tourist Route Project. 2016. [interactive]. Internet link: http://www.divisare.com/projects/1731-reiulf-ramstad-architects-trollstigen-national-tourist-route-project 7. Visitor Centre in Preston [W:] Holz Wood best of Detail, red. Chistian Schittich, Munich, Detail, 2014. S. 125 128. 8. Zimmermann A. Constructing landscape materials, techniques, structural components, Basel, Birkhäuser GmbH, 2011. 9. Zumthor P. Myślenie architektura. Kraków, Wydawnictwo Karakter, 2010. 70