Alpine architecture

Image 20 of 53 from gallery of The Hospitality Center / Megabudka Architecture Bureau. Photograph by Ilya Ivanov

The Climber's Refuge in Italy was designed by LCA Architetti using natural materials and features a roof that evokes the surrounding mountains.

Peter Pichler Architecture, in collaboration with Arch. Pavol Mikolajcak, won a competition to design a new mountain hut at 2.000m in the Italian..

the inverted 'W' roofline of LCA architetti's 'chalet blanc' introduces a dialogue with the peaks of the matterhorn or 'cervino' ridgeline.

noa* (network of architecture) have completed the conversion and extension of Zallinger Refuge, a hotel located within the Alpe di Siusi area of Italy.

the ski lifts by peter pichler architecture are topped by a twisting roof, its curves highlighted inside with an expressive timber structure.

house BBL by raketa d.o.o. reinterprets an old alpine dwelling element, and intertwines into an old town bohinjska bistrica, in slovenia.

Architonic on Instagram: “Solid stone plinth, exposed half-timbered construction, gable ends covered with wooden boards, roofs covered with wooden shingles – all…”

Image 35 of 36 from gallery of YACademy 2019 Students Design a New Alpine Bivouac. Bivouac #4 / Guglielmo Rapini, Remigio Baldoni and Sebastiano Paulitti. Image Courtesy of YACademy

In a picturesque New Zealand landscape, Flockhill Homestead by Warren and Mahoney provides both retreat from and immersion in the surrounding alpine elements.