Glamping began as a way to access the world’s most remote landscapes - deserts, jungles, forests, and mountaintops - without harming them. Designed for lightness and low impact, glamping architecture uses modular structures, natural materials, and off-grid systems to offer comfort without conquest. In national parks and wild places, these retreats let nature take the lead, proving that sustainable design can bring us closer to the elements, not shield us from them.
