Schutzhütte 2: Raw Concrete Shelter as Essential Architecture

With Schutzhütte 2, reduce architecture to its most essential role: protection.

Set within an exposed landscape, the structure presents itself as a compact, monolithic volume — a quiet presence that neither competes with nor disappears into its surroundings.

Cast in raw concrete, the form feels both primitive and precise.

Openings are sparse and intentional, framing fragments of the landscape while shielding from it.

The result is a building that mediates between exposure and refuge, offering a controlled relationship with the environment.