ODDO architects creates a catwalk influenced birdfeeder
the elevated platform lets you watch blackbirds, goldfinches, bluejays and robins strut their stuff upon the stage.
birdwatching has often been a popular hobby, where one can observe the different colors, shapes, feathers and characteristics of each species. while it can be difficult to catch these graceful animals as they fly from nest to sky, ODDO architects has found the perfect solution with the birdfeeder catwalk — a reinterpretation of the classic habitat where you can watch blackbirds, goldfinches, bluejays and robins strut their stuff upon the stage.
composed of three legs, the elevated platform takes on a classic birdhouse shape within a contemporary context. ODDO architects has placed the catwalk at the entrance, allowing birds to parade out from the little home onto the small stage which extends out from the construction. small embellishments include a small window inside allowing the models to catch a glance at their admirers.
feeding space
the peep-hole window
