Snow Mountain
A shelter at altitude has one job: to hold warmth against a landscape that offers none. Snow Mountain sets a low, curved roof against the ridge, so the building reads as a drift rather than an object.
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Inside, a single hearth room gathers the day. Sleeping and washing spaces are tucked beneath the roof’s edge, and the materials are few: timber, stone, wool.
The proposal does not try to be a landmark. It waits for the weather.
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