In the forest of the Ali Mountain in Taiwan, there are various plants and animals growing and living deep inside the woods. The secret and serene atmosphere of the forest, attracts travelers from all over the world, including myself who spent two days and one night staying in the woods observing and feeling the mood. Among the different woods located at different altitudes, cedar woods are especially paid attention to because of its enormous trees, mysterious fog and uncanny emotion. People always have to walk on the ground to look up to the woods to appreciate and imagine the experience of moving between the branches.

The bridge ‘Into the Woods’ would create a chance for the people to walk through the branches at the height of 18 meters to enjoy the views that usually can only be seen by the birds and squirrels. The concept of this bridge comes from the leaves of cedar, which makes it invisible in the middle of the forest and fusing in the woods. An organic glass-walled tunnel divides the world of the high pedestrian and the forest that avoid both interruptions of moisture, rain and mosquito to travelers as well as human interference to the nature. Walking through the bridge, people will be able to experience a special and impressive journey between the tree crowns, fog and animals and enjoy the distance with the secret, beautiful and great nature.