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Tag Archives: Alps

Ten high-altitude architecture projects conquering the Alps

Written by Enrico Zilli February 24, 2025 Alps architecture austria bcw collective cabin carlo cillara rossi demogo france herve dessimoz herzog and de meuron italy marcel breuer mont blanc snohetta studio noa switzerland zaha hadid architects
Gipfelgebäude Chäserrugg by Herzog de Meuron - Photo by Chäserrugg.

A Bauhaus resort in the French Alps, extreme architecture on the Mont Blanc, and cabins perched on vertiginous drop-offs.

Courmayeur Design Week End 2025: Design at its Peak

Written by Enrico Zilli February 17, 2025 Alps courmayeur Design design week end italy mountain paola coronel
All White design exhibition by Giulio Cappellini and Giulio Iacchetti at Courmayeur Design Week End 2025 - Photo by Giacomo Buzio.

Courmayeur Design Week End 2025: A new format for bringing architects and designers together through exhibitions, talks, and sports competitions.

Snøhetta’s Tungestølen hiking cabins offer breathtaking views of a Norwegian glacier

Written by Enrico Zilli July 2, 2020 Alps architecture Arctic & Antarctic biophilic cabin glacier mountain norway snohetta sustainable wilderness
Tungestølen cabins by Snøhetta - Photo by Jan M. Lillebø.

Designed as an architectural reaction to changing weather conditions, architecture firm Snøhetta’s Tungestølen hiking cabin in the western part of Norway on a small plateau overlooks the Jostedalen glacier.

TreeHugger by MoDusArchitects wraps around a tree with convex concrete volumes

Written by Enrico Zilli February 10, 2020 Alps architecture concrete italy modusarchitects tree urban
TreeHugger by MoDusArchitects: all photos by ©Oskar Da Riz - Courtesy of MoDusArchitects.

Italian firm MoDusArchitects has completed TreeHugger an eye-catching concrete building for the Touring Information Office in the city of Bressanone, Italy. The structure raises its body on tiptoe embracing an ancient tree.

Architectural BUS:STOP

Written by Enrico Zilli July 22, 2014 Alexander Brodsky alpine Alps Antón García-Abril architecture austria bus:stop Débora Mesa dvvt Ensamble Studio Japan kumbrach Ly Wenyu RintalaEggertsson Architects Smiljan Radic Sou Fujimoto transport Wang Shu wood arch

Instead building futuristic skyscrapers in fancy architectural hot-spots, seven international studios designed archi-bus-stops plunging into the alpine culture of a picturesque village in Austria.