World War 1 left countries devastated. After the signing of Treaty of Rapallo (1920) on a territory of the latter Yugoslavia, Italy started to build a huge alpine fortification system, which was an enormous engineering feat, consisting of supply roads and paths that led to high-alpine fortresses, outposts and other military infrastructure.

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Architects: Premica Architects

Location: Triglav National Park, 4265 Bohinjsko jezero, Slovenia

Architects In Charge: Aleksandra Penca, Petra Le?ek, Goran Djoki, Nata?a Voga

Area: 39.0 sqm

Project Year: 2013

Photographs: Anze Cokl

Coordinator: Danilo Isteni?
Construction Projects: CBD, d.o.o., dr. Bruno Duji?, Jurij Jan?ar

Lead Contractor: Rudi Rudnik s.p. and members of PD Rade?e

Client: PD Rade?e

© Anze Cokl

World War 1 left countries devastated. After the signing of Treaty of Rapallo (1920) on a territory of the latter Yugoslavia, Italy started to build a huge alpine fortification system, which was an enormous engineering feat, consisting of supply roads and paths that led to high-alpine fortresses, outposts and other military infrastructure.

© Anze Cokl

Nearly a century later, Premica Architects from Celje, Slovenia, t...