If you love the marriage of nature, architecture, design and heritage in the Alps, NEU ALPINISTAS is made for you.

This design-led magazine curates 30 of the most distinctive Alpine hotels and cultural rendezvous for travellers drawn to interiors, architecture and individuality. Featuring more than 250 full-colour photographs, it explores the mountain landscape through a contemporary design lens, where place, material and restraint shape every decision.

Le Corbusier once described the Dolomites as “the most beautiful natural architecture in the world.” It is a remark that still lands with authority, less a romantic flourish than a conviction that feels like fact. In the Alps, mountains are not scenery. They are structure, proportion and restraint, rendered at a geological scale. Forests behave like sculpture, timber becomes archive and landscape forms a design grammar of its own.

Seen through a contemporary lens, the Alpine aesthetic reveals itself as a long-running conversation between necessity and vision. Long before architecture chased an image, Alpine buildings were acts of survival. Chalets, cabins and farmsteads emerged as calibrated responses to snow load, wind, slope and scarcity. Steep roofs shed winter weight. Compact volumes conserved heat. Stone anchored timber. This material intelligence, from larch joinery and lime plaster to heavy masonry, was refined over centuries in pursuit of endurance. Beauty followed naturally.

NEU ALPINISTAS is not a travel guide. It is a magazine for readers who value design shaped by place, for mountain lovers, interior design enthusiasts and travellers of style seeking authenticity over excess.