Kamanje Mountain Lodge and Glamping Resort

Conceived as a quiet retreat within the landscape, the glamping resort is composed of a series of small cabins gathered around a central mountain lodge. The main building acts as the social heart of the resort: a place to arrive, meet, eat and rest after a day spent in nature.

The architecture follows the terrain rather than reshaping it. Cabins are carefully positioned among the existing trees, allowing the forest, views and natural topography to define the character of the site.

Built primarily in prefabricated CLT timber construction, the project combines structural precision with the warmth of natural materials. Stone, timber and glass create a restrained palette, while generous terraces extend the interiors into the surrounding landscape.

A collection of small shelters and one shared mountain house, the resort creates a gentle relationship between architecture and nature.