The viewer lends a significant mark to both the rural and urban landscape, without too much of an intrusion to the environment or urban design. Its form suggests authenticity and is slightly reminiscent of viewers that provide highlights of surrounding vistas for tourists. It determines the viewing direction and triggers vague expectations. When curious individuals look into the viewing apparatus, they see a realistic illusion - something that once was but is no longer there. It is ideal for museums, exhibitions, theme parks, tourist spots, on roof-top terraces - for views and to lend perspectives of all kinds.
 
We also develop concepts, produce and manufacture the appropriate 3D images and stereoscopic slides, and offer a service plan for maintaining the viewers. The 3D images are taken with two connected cameras, digitized, edited, exposed as duplicated slides, and then fitted to the viewer as image pairs.

Centre PasquArt | Biel/Bienne |  Architects Diener & Diener