The Refuge of Stones, designed by Tephra, is an observation point along the Eau Morte riverbed in Faverges, France. This minimalist installation serves as both a shelter and a threshold to the scenic mineral landscape, encouraging visitors to engage with their natural surroundings. Constructed from gabion walls filled with stones extracted from the dry riverbed, the structure showcases a blend of natural elements while offering a restful bench at eye level with the terrain. The installation emphasizes the dynamic interplay of light and shadow, providing a peaceful sanctuary for contemplation.
The Refuge of Stones is a minimalist installation in Faverges, France, allowing visitors to interact with the unique mineral landscape and reflect on nature.
This architectural shelter combines gabions made from the local riverbed stones with wood and steel elements, fostering a deep connection with the geological history.
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