Peter Pichler Architecture

03/08/2026

Construction in full swing in Ponte di Legno, Lombardy, IT.

As part of S.I.T.'s long-term vision for the transformation of Ponte di Legno's mountain infrastructure, the project comprises new mountain stations, an alpine hut and a gondola system connecting the valley floor with the Angelo summit.

The first phase is scheduled for completion later this year, when the new mountain stations will become operational. The entire project, including the alpine hut, is expected to be completed in 2027.

17/07/2026

We are hiring!

Peter Pichler Architecture is seeking Senior Interior Designers (5–8 years of professional experience) and Junior Interior Designers (minimum 3 years of experience) to join our international team in Milan and contribute to the design of high-end hospitality, residential and cultural projects.

We are looking for talented interior designers with a strong design sensibility, refined aesthetic vision, and proven experience in developing interior design projects from concept through ex*****on. We value candidates with an exceptional eye for detail, a deep understanding of materials and spatial quality.

Key Requirements:
– Strong design sensibility and exceptional attention to detail
– 3–8 years of professional experience in high-end interior design projects
– Excellent knowledge of Revit and Rhino
– Experience in developing projects from concept design to construction documentation
– Ability to work across multiple project phases within an international team
– Fluent in English; German proficiency strongly preferred

We look forward to receiving your CV and portfolio at: [email protected]

17/07/2026

We are proud to have been part of Opera Buona and to have contributed to this meaningful initiative, held at ADI Design Museum in Milan in June 2026.

Many thanks to ADI Design Museum, C-ZONE Comunicazione & Eventi and Opera San Francesco per i Poveri.

Read the full feature on Domus.

At ADI Design Museum, “Opera Buona” - the project conceived by Alessandro Guerriero - brings together architects, designers, chefs, and writers in a collection of micro-architectures created to support the work of Opera San Francesco.

16/07/2026

We are pleased to announce our participation in YACademy’s Architecture for Hospitality program, taking place in Bologna between September 7, 2026 and November 13, 2026.

Within the module “New Trends and Typologies – The 1000 possible nuances of hospitality business”, founder Peter Pichler will join as invited professor, sharing a reflection on how hospitality continues to evolve across time and context.

We look forward to engaging with the students of YACademy and contributing to a dialogue that connects academic exploration with contemporary architectural practice.

16/07/2026

Grateful to SCAPE Magazine for hosting such a thoughtful and engaging roundtable during this year’s Salone del Mobile Milano.

It was a pleasure to be part of this conversation alongside Stefan Antoni, Greg Truen, Adam Court, Damon Ma, and Claudia Afshar, reflecting on the evolving nature of outdoor living and the relationship between architecture, design, and environment.

A special thank you to YARDCOM, OKHA Design Studio and SAOTA for helping shape the conversation.

16/07/2026

Read about our project, Valbione Mountain Stations and Hut in Wallpaper* magazine's article, "The daring, high-altitude architecture innovating in unforgiving climates" by John Weich.

Thank you for the feature, Wallpaper* magazine!

From the Alps to the Andes, creativity and engineering reach staggering new heights

16/07/2026

Peter Pichler Architecture's Museum Depot in Alto Adige / South Tyrol was approved by Provincia Autonoma di Bolzano - Land Südtirol earlier this year. The project is aimed to centralize and safeguard the region’s cultural assets in a new architectural depot, while redefining how such collections can be experienced.

Conceived as a unified Cultural Heritage Depot, the project brings together over one million objects — from artworks and archaeological finds to photographic and film archives — previously dispersed across multiple storage facilities. Beyond optimized preservation standards, the building is designed as an integrated regional hub for research, conservation, and public access, housing offices, laboratories, workshops, storage spaces, and exhibition galleries under one roof.

Upon completion, the Museum Depot will not only ensure proper conservation conditions but also strengthen the role of these collections as accessible and valued cultural assets for the region.

Read on Dezeen:
https://www.dezeen.com/2026/02/05/museum-depot-peter-pichler-architecture/

03/02/2026

Mountain stations and alpine hut, Ponte di Legno, IT
C***o d’Aola – intermediate station

The intermediate station at C***o d’Aola is conceived as a light, open structure resting on the slope.

The continuous timber roof, a strong element defining the architectural identity, provides shelter while simultaneously allowing the landscape, movement, and infrastructure to remain visually connected to the mountain.

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30/01/2026

Mountain stations and alpine hut, Ponte di Legno, IT

Large openings on the façade frame the alpine landscape, transforming the mountains into a part of the interior space. When summertime’s milder weather takes over the harsh cold, the interior fully opens up toward the view, dissolving the boundary between inside and outside.
With nature flowing effortlessly into the architecture, the restaurant and the terrace merge into a single continuous space.

28/01/2026

Mountain stations and alpine hut, Ponte di Legno, IT

The terrace, sheltered by the timber structure, overlooks the alpine landscape and becomes a place to pause, gather, and directly experience the alpine environment while extending the interior space through a continuous transition between inside and outside.