A Fire Station In a Cave in Margreid, Italy
Designed by Italian architects Bergmeister Worlf, the volunteer fire station is carved straight into a 300-foot sheer rock face on the side of a mountain.
“They began by blasting three caverns into the cliff face, connecting them with smaller criss-crossing tunnels. Two of the tunnels became the garages, while the third houses the administrative part of the station, which extends as a glass box beyond the rock. Inside the granite wall, meeting rooms and offices are fitted out in wood and steel.”
via gizmodo & contemporist
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