"Under the intense sunlight, especially with the reflection from the water, it's difficult to ensure a 100% one-way effect. The animals might still perceive shadows and movements on the other side of the glass."
He presented another design proposal, "Therefore, our suggestion is to cancel the underwater tunnel and instead, build an observation mountain on the north side of the polar pavilion using the terrain."
"Visitors will enter this building disguised as a rocky mountain from the backstage area through a tunnel. They will observe the animals through multiple one-way observation windows from different angles."
"The benefit of this approach is that it completely eliminates visual interference and provides animals with an absolute safe zone."
"Secondly, and most importantly, in terms of legal nature, it better aligns with the ultimate purpose of our project."
This statement piqued the interest of Lin Yu'an and Hammond.
