LEAPfactory’s Gervasutti Refuge
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Fabrikator | Friday, December 23, 2011 | Jennifer Krichels.
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Built to withstand extreme weather conditions, the alpine pod explores new frontiers for prefabricated architecture
Climbers on the Freboudze glacier can now take refuge from the punishing terrain of the Italian Alps thanks to a new prefabricated shelter commissioned by Italian alpine club CAI Torino. The New Gervasutti Refuge, which cantilevers from the rocky landscape in front of the east face of the Mont Blanc Range’s Grandes Jorasses, was designed and fabricated by LEAPfactory, an Italian firm specializing in modular structures with low environmental impact.
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