In 1917, German architect Bruno Taut conceived an utopian city in the Alps and documented it through 30 illustrated plates in the book “Alpine Architecture”. The treatise developed the ambitious plans for a city to be constructed by the same inhabitants of the community. “Alpine Architecture” didn’t limited to urban planning but condensed Taut’s pacifist and communal ideals as well as his…
A traditional-style house made of wood and concrete by Bernardo Bader Architects perches at the entrance to a village in the Swiss Alps.
Contemporary Swiss Chalet
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Completed in 2017 in Madesimo, Italy. It is a project on a rural building of the ‘20s-‘30s flanked by a building dating back to the '70s, not at all consistent with the context. The...
Situated in a small hamlet on the heights of the village of Bruson, this barn was very close from collapsing when it was bought to be transformed by a couple...
Post by Max MulhernThe small idyllic Swiss village of Leis is expanding in the form of two new twin houses designed by Swiss architect Peter Zumthor of
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Image 10 of 29 from gallery of Residential Unit at the Paluzza Inner Service / Ceschia e Mentil Architetti Associati. Photograph by Alessandra Chemollo
Geneva-based architect Charles Pictet transformed a rustic ski chalet in the alps into a pastoral modernist retreat; photos via Marie Claire Maison.
Designing the hospitality: here comes the new “Faloria Mountain Spa Resort”. In the Dolomites a new hotel combines local tradition with a comfort and...
An Alpine hut by OFIS Arhitekti in Slovenia's Triglav National Park is featured in this architecture movie by Carniolus.
Slovenian architects OFIS Arhitekti have completed a holiday hut in Slovenia's Triglav national park. The client had bought the site with existing permission for a traditional Slovenian Alpine hut; the architects designed a contemporary version with the same dimensions, roof pitch and materials, meaning a new construction permit was not required. The 6x11 metre, three-bedroom
Peter Pichler Architecture took visual cues from agricultural architecture when designing the Hotel Milla Montis in South Tyrol, Italy.
The project is an hotel extension characterized by an asymmetrical saddle roof and a black-green wooden facade reflects the color of the surrounding forests.
