Glamping

Inspired by the beauty of nature and biomorphic forms, the Pinecone House redefines recreational architecture. More than just a retreat nestled in the forest, it is an art object seamlessly integrated into the natural landscape, evoking awe and stirring emotions. This project is not merely a structure but a living sculpture that harmonizes with its surroundings, offering a unique experience for those who seek inspiration in the interplay of architecture and nature. LH47 ARCH The Pinecone House was born from a vision to transform Moldova into a tourist destination, breaking away from the monotony of traditional glamping architecture dominated by A-frames, bungalows, and modular homes. Instead of replicating these conventional forms, ou... More

Immersed in a green oasis, far from urban chaos, Cabin X aims to be a solution for those looking for mental and physical well-being. The architectural exploration starts from the chromatic, material and finally formal study in order to guarantee a 360° sensorial experience. NEAR project NEAR project NEAR project Natural materials for the interior and resistant for the exterior. In fact, the protective shell is made using a seamed aluminium sheet, ensuring water tightness without the need for additional waterproofing layers. The alternation of the two colours derives from chromatic studies that best integrate the volume in a completely natural environment. NEAR project NEAR project The interior is covered with... More

Camping's icon is now its emblem There has been a change in the way we live. After the pandemic, people have a need to go out, to not be cooped up, such habits have changed and will have changed forever. The terraces of houses have ceased to be that lost space that people tried to eliminate, instead, the interior apartments of big cities that are illuminated and ventilated into dark and gloomy patios are options to be avoided. Mentalities have changed, people need to go out, enjoy nature, have new experiences.... All these consequences have had an enormous impact on the camping sector, surely the part of the tourism sector with the greatest potential for development. In these years good examples are emerging that demonstrate the capacity... More

Award: Honorable MentionProject location: Aconcagua, Argentina Johana Mendoza Since ancient times humans have had a strong affinity for the tranquility and isolation of nature that offers peace, tranquility and breathtaking views. The circle and the fire are linked to architecture, due to the relationship they have with humans as a symbol of coexistence and meeting. The project seeks to preserve the place through a flexible and agile but protected architecture. The slight touch and implementation of these primitive elements in the fragile landscape fulfills the function of providing the necessary spaces to allow accommodation for the climbers. The choice to produce a modular and prefabricated structure offers many advantages, reduces... More

Glamping The way we travel has changed. We no longer want a generic, one-size-fits-all vacation. We want to explore on our terms and immerse ourselves in local culture, and we no longer just want to simply witness nature—we want to live in it. A fusion of glamour and camping, glamping is a way to authentically experience the untamed and completely unique parts of the world—without having to sacrifice creature comforts. It is where stunning nature meets modern luxury. ss.mm design / PEOPLE Ursa Major The Larger Bear is the third larger constellation and largest constellation in the northern sky. Its brightest stars form the Big Dipper asterism, one of the most recognizable shapes in the sky. Well known by most cultures in... More

Treehouses, design cabins, forest huts, glampings - the long-lasting popularity of exciting accommodations is not surprising; many of us want to leave behind the noise of the city from time to time and get closer to nature. Modern treehouses - which take the children’s tree platforms to a whole new level - provide this experience. We can retreat in a canopy-level house or a cabin with legs to watch the wildlife of the quiet forest, listen to the rustle of leaves or immerse ourselves in the view unfolding before us. Caption Hello Wood’s newest cabin, the Wauhaus, rises above the ground with the help of its long legs. After the futuristic WorkStation and the minimalist Kabinka, the Wauhaus makes new cabin dreams come true. T... More

The site is full of chestnut trees and consists of natural contours. By stepping in to the site, you can feel like walking in a deep forest, and then will see the beautiful scenery of valleys of Seori-Mountain. Seori-Mountain is showing different looks by each hour and each season.   We expected visitors to have a journey of experiencing staying in the forest and returning back to their daily lives with relaxing and healing experiences. 'GLAMTREE' has the meanings of Glamping Pavilion and Tree. It also has a comprehensive meaning of rich nature. The master plan and glamping design is inspired from the leaves and pebbles in the forest.   When you arrive at GLAMTREE, you will first encounter a parking lot with stone walls stacke... More

The concept uses the ancient Mayan construction techniques re-interpreted to the present day, with a daring and innovative design, which uses materials from the region, artisanal workmanship, care for flora and fauna and the use of clean energy, which favors a re-connection between the island and the visitors. Digital design and craft manufacturing. More

AutoCamp, Yosemite, is a modern and stylish outdoor hotel experience that makes connecting with the great outdoors easy for everyone. The site, which includes five 280-square-foot ADA suites, fits right in within the “glamping” trend that has flipped traditional camping as we know it, on its head. Through offering this alternative method of sleeping outdoors, campers are able to both enjoy luxury accommodations as well as the natural beauty around them. In this way, visitors can escape the hustle and bustle of urban life without sacrificing modern comforts.   Although each suite is compact, clever spatial planning and minimalist design packs in both style and amenities equivalent to a 5-Star boutique hotel experience. Acc... More

Posypane Dom Makaronu is a new concept on the culinary map of Warsaw. The pasta is made on the spot according to original recipes. In the whole restaurant plaster was removed, which allowed to reveal reinforced concrete construction elements as well as brick walls, which we decided to use in the interior design. Their lower part was painted yellow and green, which created a characteristic sort of dado around the interior. The intense colours on the walls were combined with a dark navy blue floor made of microcement as well as with vintage patterned tiles. A characteristic accent of the restaurant are its two bars, made of copper sheet constituting two protruding elements. In one of them, behind a glass wall, in full view of the guests, pa... More

Bordered by a dense forest along Oregon’s South Coast, Bay Point Landing was designed as a private retreat and place to connect with the sea. Overlooking more than a mile of secluded beachfront, the camps were organized to recall a natural riparian past of marsh islands separated by streams flowing into Coos Bay Lagoon. Preserving the bay’s natural beauty, the design clarifies the character of the 103-acre inlet site by revealing the landscape and its history.Bay Point Landing emerge from a reclaimed mass of land. After years of storing bark waste from sawmill operations, the site became unsuitable for traditional foundations and larger buildings. Embracing this condition, a series of smaller structures were designed as a network of communa... More