The pavilion proposal in Montenegro elegantly bridges the gap between modernity and tradition. This innovative design harmoniously blends contemporary architectural elements with rich cultural motifs, creating a space that resonates with both heritage and forward-thinking aesthetics. The structure features sleek, minimalist lines and state-of-the-art materials, ensuring a modern look and feel. Yet, it also incorporates traditional Montenegrin patterns and locally sourced materials, such as stone and wood, to root the pavilion in its cultural context. This synthesis of old and new not only showcases the nation's historical legacy but also its aspirations for the future, making the pavilion a symbol of Montenegro's dynamic identity.

With great excitement, we begin the construction of a stone house in the beautiful lands of Ussin. This project celebrates the beauty and durability of local stone, embodying respect for architectural traditions and integration with the natural environment of the Alps. Our vision is to create not just a dwelling, but a lasting and distinctive refuge that honors the area's history and surrounding nature. We are grateful for the opportunity to contribute to this unique landscape.

The objective of this proposal is to identify the new access route for the Migliorero refuge that satisfies the identified needs and the redevelopment of the areas in front. The layout and organization of the areas and routes is the result of a careful study of the paths, hills and mountains of the Ischiator valley: particular attention was paid to their relationship with the landscape where the construction system and its orientation together with the refuge manages to best satisfy the requirements of reception, aggregation and protection of the visitor.