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01/03/2025

| The House B-K by

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House B-K in South Tyrol balances contemporary architecture with traditional materials such as stone and wood, reflecting the natural beauty of the UNESCO-listed Dolomites. Its two-story structure adapts to the steep terrain, with a partially embedded lower level and expansive south-facing windows that capture breathtaking mountain views.

27/02/2025

| The Timber Framed Residence

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A remarkable example of adaptive reuse, this project revives a 1773 barn that had been dismantled and stored for over 40 years. Originally an agricultural structure, the barn featured an open timber frame lattice without partitions, designed solely for weather protection. The challenge was to transform this historic shell into a functional residence and meeting space while preserving its architectural essence.

25/02/2025

| The Twin Alpine Houses by .gregoric.architects

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The Twin Alpine Houses by Dekleva Gregoric Architects feature a sustainable timber structure, panoramic windows, and a floating shingled roof. Thoughtfully designed to blend with the landscape, they offer an eco-conscious approach to modern mountain living.

23/02/2025

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The new primary school designed by Bernardo Bader Architekten offers flexible learning spaces, a larch wood facade, and seamless indoor-outdoor connections, blending functionality with regional architectural elements.

21/02/2025

| The Spluga Climbing Gym by and

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The Spluga Climbing Gym in Campodolcino, Italy, redefines the relationship between architecture and its alpine surroundings. This small-scale intervention engages in a dialogue with the natural elements—rocks, trees, and the forest—creating a dynamic figure-ground interaction.

19/02/2025

| The Haus H by

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The House H on the Edge of the Village by Alpstein Architekten redefines the Allgäu farmhouse with sustainable materials and modern design, offering stunning views of Grünten.

17/02/2025

| The Aulina House by

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Aulina House merges refined timber craftsmanship with adaptable design, creating a compact yet spacious retreat immersed in the Alpine landscape.

15/02/2025

| The Firstenblick Extension by .noun

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A historic Toggenburg farmhouse is thoughtfully extended with a timber addition, preserving its character while adapting for modern multigenerational living. Sustainable materials and local craftsmanship guide the transformation.

12/02/2025

| The House PJA by

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A Madesimo farmhouse is carefully transformed into a seasonal residence, using lime plaster and subtle architectural gestures to highlight its evolving character while maintaining its rural essence.

10/02/2025

| The Malbun Houses by .durrer

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Three houses in Malbun blend traditional Alpine design with contemporary interiors, using natural materials and filtered light to create a serene and timeless living experience.

07/02/2025

| The Atelier Abtei by .architekten

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Lois Anvidalfarei’s studio in Abtei, Gadertal, blends traditional construction with functional design. Locally sourced wood, hands-on craftsmanship, and thoughtful spaces make it an ideal place for art and work.

05/02/2025

| The House in Lottano by Emanuele Scaramellini

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The House in Lottano revives a historic Alpine structure by preserving its stone walls while introducing a modern wooden addition and a striking glass facade. The design honors traditional materials while ensuring contemporary functionality, creating a harmonious dialogue between old and new.

24/01/2025

| The Wandering House by .ballmer

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Nestled at the western edge of Baar, a family barn rests among Valaisan orchards, framed by a forested southern slope and open views of northern mountains. While plans initially envisioned converting the barn into a compact residence, its interior proved too limited for this purpose. Instead, the solution lay in creating a new house just to the north.

20/01/2025

| The Hagen-Haus Nendeln by

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The historic estate on Feldkircher Straße, built in 1837 by Joseph Anton Seger, has been revitalized by Cukrowicz Nachbaur to house the International Music Academy Liechtenstein. The original house now accommodates music students and professors, while the barn has been transformed into a chamber music hall with a modernized wooden façade. A new courtyard house serves as a communal hub, uniting the ensemble around a central courtyard. With diverse gardens and a cohesive design, the project blends historical preservation with contemporary purpose.

15/01/2025

| The House Z91 by

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Tracks in the snow lead around the house, as the interest in new architecture seems to be significant in Bad Mitterndorf. Some elements feel familiar, yet the house draws attention in the small Austrian community. Viewed from the driveway, the archetypal main structure, combined with a traditional shingle façade, appears understated at first glance. Only the modest roof overhang and the concrete staircase encircling the base diverge from the typical local image.

14/01/2025

| The Saunauhaus by

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The design takes the spatial alignment of the main building as a perimeter and positions the annex exactly in its extension. A galvanized steel staircase hanging freely between them forms the caesura and thus represents the connecting and separating element between the old and the new. The extension is subordinate to the main building, but has its own identity and effect due to its contrasting materialization. The building, which mostly touches the ground, is covered by a protective shell made of reinforced concrete with a differentiated design.

10/01/2025

| The Vineyard Cottage by

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The Vineyard Cottage, located in the wine-growing hills of eastern Slovenia, beautifully reimagines a traditional regional structure. Originally a simple building typical of the area, it has been transformed by Kombinat Architects into a modern retreat. The ground floor retains its function as a wine cellar, while the newly designed first floor offers a cozy living space for occasional vineyard visits. This thoughtful blend of old and new reflects the cottage’s connection to its cultural and natural surroundings.

09/01/2025

| The Maison de Commune by + CW Architectes

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At the heart of the Valais Alps, in the Val des Dix, the Hérémence town hall, built in 1967, stands as a testament to the growth spurred by the construction of the Dixence (1935) and Grande-Dixence (1965) dams. The renovation of this building aims to modernize its infrastructure to meet current energy, safety, and accessibility standards. This refurbishment is accompanied by an architectural enhancement that preserves the local architectural heritage (ISOS).

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