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Mountain Shelters in the Alps - An Echo of Sustainability / A Holistic Design for a Mountain Shelter

Modern mountain shelter architecture in the Alps often promotes itself as sustainable. However, this focus is almost exclusively on ecological sustainability, lacking a truly holistic approach to sustainability. This thesis questions the concept of sustainability in modern shelter architecture, presenting an original, comprehensive design that emphasizes social sustainability.

Mountain Shelters in the Alps - An Echo of Sustainability / A Holistic Design for a Mountain Shelter

Modern mountain shelter architecture in the Alps often promotes itself as sustainable. However, this focus is almost exclusively on ecological sustainability, lacking a truly holistic approach to sustainability. This thesis questions the concept of sustainability in modern shelter architecture, presenting an original, comprehensive design that emphasizes social sustainability.