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Traditional timber Alpine farmhouse with a broad shingled roof standing on a steep grassy slope. Chavalon Thermal Power Plant and Limestone EscarpmentThumbnailsTraditional Alpine Farmhouse on a Grassy SlopeChavalon Thermal Power Plant and Limestone EscarpmentThumbnailsTraditional Alpine Farmhouse on a Grassy SlopeChavalon Thermal Power Plant and Limestone EscarpmentThumbnailsTraditional Alpine Farmhouse on a Grassy SlopeChavalon Thermal Power Plant and Limestone EscarpmentThumbnailsTraditional Alpine Farmhouse on a Grassy SlopeChavalon Thermal Power Plant and Limestone EscarpmentThumbnailsTraditional Alpine Farmhouse on a Grassy SlopeChavalon Thermal Power Plant and Limestone EscarpmentThumbnailsTraditional Alpine Farmhouse on a Grassy SlopeChavalon Thermal Power Plant and Limestone EscarpmentThumbnailsTraditional Alpine Farmhouse on a Grassy Slope
Traditional Alpine Farmhouse
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Traditional Alpine Farmhouse
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This building belongs to the traditional Alpine farmhouse type, in which agricultural storage, livestock functions and living space were historically concentrated in compact mountain buildings.

Broad roofs and timber construction helped protect stored fodder and the building fabric from mountain weather. Wooden shingles were widely used in Alpine regions where suitable timber was readily available and could be split locally.

The architecture reflects a practical building tradition shaped by steep terrain, seasonal farming and the need to make intensive use of locally available materials.
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Traditional timber Alpine farmhouse with a broad shingled roof standing on a steep grassy slope.
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Alpine architecture Alpine landscapes Alpine vegetation alps farm house farmhouse Farmhouses Historic buildings mountains Shingle roofs shingled roof Timber buildings Traditional alpine buildings
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Jan-Willem Kruse

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