Design Approach
Each viewpoint reinterprets the language of the Bedouin tents of the ancient Nabatean people of Hegra, whose wildlife art covers the ancient rocks. Instead of using the fabric and palm tree posts of the Bedouin tents, these viewpoints use stretched fabric over monolithic curved walls, to create a novel but sympathetic silhouette externally and provide shade to those inside viewing the unique landscape.The three viewpoints frame specific views of nature in key habitat locations they also act as a story-telling tool for the guides. Each viewpoint is paired with exhibition-style boards (also designed by Clover Studio) which complement a guided narrative through the reserve.
