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Chevallier Architectes design a Raccard - an Alpine building made of wood, like an independently raised attic, built piece by piece, celebrating the raw and natural in its fullest form.

Studio Network of Architecture (noa) breathes new life into the historic Park Hotel Franceschi in Cortina d'Ampezzo, redefining Alpine elegance with a modern twist. The design vision of this project blends the rich heritage of Cortina with the hotel's storied past (est. 1922), creating a year-round retreat that seamlessly combines historical and regional influences with contemporary style. 

A former hotel in Verbier, Switzerland, is reimagined as a seasonal retreat-furnished entirely with reclaimed elements and bespoke craftsmanship. Designed by Marianne Tiegen Interiors with a deep respect for circular design principles, the home avoids standardisation and celebrates the beauty of age, texture, and context. Explore this 1,000 sq. m. transformation that redefines the meaning of comfort and sustainability in alpine living.

Inspired by the story of Ötzi the Iceman, noa* designs an observation deck at 3251m above sea level, offering visitors stunning views of the snow-capped Alpine mountains, just across the Austrian border…

Setting up a lifestyle amidst the elements is as much a challenge for the inhabitants as it is for the architect. Check out this home in the avalanche zone in the alpine valley...

noa* network of architecture showcases their signature prowess by designing contextually and using mimetic interventions in the renovation and restructuring of the Olympic Spa Hotel in scenic Alpine meadows of northern Italy

Ar. Jess Pedersen orchestrates the principles of timeless modern alpine architecture to chisel a single-storey home in the scenic Black Boulder, Utah. Check out this dwelling that focusses on the benefits of frugal living.

Stefan Hitthaler Architektur designs the #Rubnerhouse in #SouthTyrol - the bold, dramatic form inspired by and juxtaposed against the #Alpineranges.