In the bamboo-covered mountains of Moganshan, China, Austrian architect Genco Berk transformed a cluster of existing village houses into Hütte 5 — a main building, a smaller bedroom building and a café, with heavily ornamented façades stripped back and old materials given new purpose.

Hütte 7 was the second building Genco Berk designed for Emerald Hills in Moganshan, China. The three-storey village house could not be made shorter — so its façade was recomposed to change how tall it reads.