More than 80 years ago, visionary minds of alpine climbers in Slovenia decided to build alpine shelters in the Julian Alps. In 1936 there were no access roads. What used to take climbers and hikers days, takes a couple of hours nowadays. With better infrastructure and general access however, parts of Triglav National Park?s most sacred places still remain pristine and less visited.

© Anze Cokl

Architects: AO

Location: Triglav National Park, 4265 Bohinjsko jezero, Slovenia

Architect In Charge: Darko Bernik (2016) based on Karel Korenini (1936)

Area: 9.15 sqm

Project Year: 2016

Photographs: Anze Cokl
Structural Engineering: Darko Bernik, Rok Feldin

Engineering & Consulting Team: Darko Bernik, Mirko Klinar, An?e ?okl, Maja Perko, Raf Kolbl, Rajko Tu?ek

Site Preparation, Construction And Installation Team: Darko Bernik, Mirko Klinar, Maja Perko, Raf Kolbl, Rajko Tu?ek, An?e ?okl with help of Aleksandra Bo?nar, Metod Smolej, Majda Reber?ak, Bo?o Dru?ijani?, Marko ?tojs, Miha Rakar, Miha Novak

Air Transportation: Helicopter and pilots of the Slovenian Armed Forces

Logo Design: Kapucki, visual communications

Supporting Contractors: KOV, Impol, Sij Acroni, Dru?tvo gorske re?evalne slu?be Jesenice, Reflex, Elek...