架构师提供的文本描述。在海拔2000米以上的一处令人叹为观止的山景中，是一只大小为22x16x7米的滑雪场狼。像山顶一样，鞍座屋顶突出，并适应周围的地形。选择可持续木材作为建筑的主要材料。立面是由不同宽度的粗锯云杉制成的垂直和水平屏幕。钢筋混凝土被用作地基，并提醒人们在石基上建造的旧房屋。

Text description provided by the architects. In a breath taking mountain scenery 2000meters above sea level is the ski lodge wolf with the dimensions of 22 x 16 x 7 meter is situated. Like a peak the saddle roof stands out and adapts itself in the topography of the surroundings. Chosen as main material for the building was the sustainable material wood. The façade is cladded with a vertical and horizontal screen made of rough sawn spruce in different widths. Reinforced concrete was used for the fundament and reminds to the old lodges built on a stone base.

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在冬季，你可以很容易地通过滑雪电梯到达小屋，而在夏天，远足小径直接通向小屋。在建筑的两侧，有一个门廊环绕着，为大约50名客人提供了一个气候保护区。当你进入旅馆时，你会到达有两层楼高的酒吧。这个房间的天花板反映了外面的形状，并打开了一个巨大的灯笼由密集和开放云杉板条。在酒吧的正后方是明亮的厨房，三位厨师准备烹饪和区域菜肴。在酒吧旁边，有两间休息室，可供50名其他客人入住。一个带有混凝土表面的露天场所将这两个房间连接起来，并在冬天让它们取暖。员工的房间在二楼，延伸到一个专用的门廊。

During the winter season you can easily reach the lodge with the ski lift while in summer a hiking trail directly leads to the lodge. At two sides of the building a porch runs around and provides for about 50 guests a weather protected area. When you enter the lodge you get to the bar with a double floor high. The ceiling of this room reflects the outer shape and opens up to a huge lantern made of dense and open spruce slats. Directly behind the bar is the bright kitchen where three chefs prepare culinary and regional dishes. Next to the bar two snuggeries are offer burst for 50 other guests. An open fire place with a concrete surface connects the two rooms and keeps them heated during the winter. The room for the employees is at the second floor and extends to an exclusive loggia. 

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Architects Bernardo Bader Architects

Location Oberlech 278, 6764 Lech, Austria

Category Restaurants & Bars

Architect in Charge Bernardo Bader

Area 500.0 m2

Project Year 2016

Photographs Adolf Bereuter

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