Located in a remote mountain range in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Bivouac Zoran Šimić Cabin by Filter Architecture provides refuge for up to 12 people.

That's why every hiker should know how to build a bivouac shelter from nothing but materials found in the forest. Because you won't always have a tent. You won't always have a tarp.

Designed by Italian architects Roberto Dini and Stefano Girodo, the Luca Pasqualetti Bivouac is a prefab mountain shelter that was airlifted to the very peak of the incredibly remote Morion ridge ...

How to build an emergency bivouac shelter Bough structures that reflect a fire’s warmth, serve as windbreaks and provide overhead shelter are important emergency shelters.

A shelter for mountaineers Bivouac is an object of mountain infrastructure wich is open all the time for all visitors. The use is for free, the main purpose is to enable shelter for mountaineers ...

Spending a night or two in a Sahara Desert shelter under the stars or around a campfire has become a popular trend for Moroccans and tourists looking to celebrate New Year’s Eve. Merzouga and ...

Much of their time was devoted to constructing an emergency bivouac shelter. Long pine saplings were used to create a lean-to framework, which was then covered with green boughs to make it water ...

The others evacuated him to a large, open area called the Football Field, put him in a bivouac shelter and split up to continue down the mountain, according to the Anchorage Daily News.

Roberto Dini and Stefano Girodo have built a mountaintop shelter, named Bivouac Luca Pasqualetti, on the edge of a mountain peak in Valpelline, Italy.