The hotel is inspired by the vernacular architecture of South Tyrol, in particular the traditional wooden barn, of which Peter Pichler's studio proposes a contemporary interpretation that fits with respect and sensitivity into the surrounding places and their history.

BMI Italia, a leading company in the flat and pitched roof sector, contributed to the project and was responsible for supplying the roofing material. Specifically, the Pichler studio has chosen the performing Tegal Innotech mineral tile by BMI Wierer which in aesthetics recalls pitched slate roofs. In addition to its excellent waterproof performance, it is highly resistant to breaking loads, frost and trampling.

The imposing structure is ‘segmented’ into four staggered volumes, uniformed by an elegant and material covering in black larch. The sophisticated and dynamic style is reflected in the large curved cuts in the facades. All the rooms and common areas - the bar, the restaurant and the spa - have large openings, a source of light and airiness, which turn towards the mountains.

Elegant and modern, light and essential, to distinguish Scaletta, designed by Elisa Gargan Giovannoni, is a design very distant from the traditional forms of the towel warmer. Furnishing element with a double function, as well as heating it can also be used simply to place towels or clothes. Versatile heating body that increases the comfort of the environment in which it is inserted, Scaletta is often chosen in the contract sector, hotels in particular. Electric powered, it can be activated when needed: a smart and sustainable choice.

Read here an interview with Elisa Gargan Giovannoni