Structure, both floors and ceilings, are made of Cross Laminated Timber panels. The entire interior, including furniture, is made entirely out of untreated spruce wood.
The architects combined their know-how with the experience of the manager of the old hut. His inputs led to a spacious entrance with wardrobe allows alpinists to untangle their equipment inside.
Ground floor contains a kitchen and a large living and dining area. The 2 meter high windows let the sunlight in the depth of the room.
Bathrooms, drying and service rooms are on two levels below the entrance, while the sleeping accommodation opens up on two storeys towards the surrounding peaks. The ribbon-like arranged windows provide each of the sleeping cots - withtwo to five bunk beds in each - daylight and ventilation.