Ski chalet architecture

This modern ski house escape designed by Locati Architects is located in the Yellowstone Club, a private community in Big Sky, Montana.

Beijing-based practice META-Project designed this stage-like, triangular lookout built on a forest hillside at the Songhua Lake Resort in Ji Lin, China. Completed in 2017, the structure also functions as a flexible public space where exhibitions, meetings, workshops, and other events can take...

An architectural statement for a natural setting. The brief was to create an attractive holiday and leisure development to enhance the ski resort of Alpe Furx, with a new hospitality building replacing the old hotel, and twelve chalets offering tranquillity and intimacy: a project on a sloping site that demanded both flair and finesse.

standing out in a town built for winter tourism, the unique angular hotel is designed to play with snow and ice, giving guests a different take on hospitality while retaining a 'resort' feel.

Completed in 2009 in Queenstown, New Zealand. Images by Simon Devitt. The client’s brief was straightforward in terms of accommodation and revolved around the need to have a large open entertaining area associated with...

Rabot Tourist Cabin by JVA

Image 11 of 18 from gallery of Ski Lodge Wolf / Bernardo Bader Architekten. Photograph by Adolf Bereuter

Where the roof meets the ground, the dramatic pitch serves a practical purpose: Local sheep have a habit of climbing on top of homes with sod roofs and then getting stuck, but if the angle is severe enough, they’re deterred from even trying.

Norwegian architects Fantastic Norway have designed a mountain lodge with a sloping roof that you can ski over. The triangular timber cabin will be located in the mountainous district of Ål, where it will provide a private retreat that can only be reached on skis during the winter. The house will contain two bedrooms beside

the twelve private chalets of the peterhof alpe furx hotel in austria are clustered around a main restaurant building.