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In the Alpine valleys, life is under pressure. Since very few children live in these areas,schools in small towns such as Vrin in the Lumnezia valley (Grisons, Switzerland)are closing, and infrastructures and public life are more and more concentratedin larger centres. Moreover, communities behave differently nowadays:people live and move around the whole valley, and old villages are becoming residentialareas. While most of the time architecture in urban areas is driven by theinvestors’ interest, things are different in the mountains. In the Alps, where statisticsand the market are not leading criteria for constructing new buildings, architectscan explore new directions and think about innovative and specific solutionsthat may accompany the development of living societies. The recent works byGion A. Caminada in Valendas and Almens, the buildings by Capaul &amp; Blumenthalor the architecture projects by Men Duri Arquint in Chur are but a few examples ofa different way of looking at the opportunities that architecture may offer to Alpinecommunities.

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