The project looked at the mountain’s many layers: its history as a recreational hub, its natural ecosystems, and its connection to the urban fabric of Sarajevo. A key focus was the bobsleigh track from the 1984 Olympics, which has been reimagined as a pathway for walking and cycling. Trails leading from the city to the summit were proposed, offering both locals and visitors new ways to experience the mountain’s beauty.

Nature played a central role in the project’s vision. Preserving Trebević’s biodiversity and green spaces was prioritized, alongside ideas for renewable energy solutions like solar and wind power. There were also proposals for restoring iconic structures, such as the panoramic restaurant, to create new gathering spots that blend with the natural surroundings.

The project didn’t just focus on the physical aspects of the mountain. It also considered how Trebević could bring people together. By supporting small-scale agriculture, promoting eco-tourism, and improving accessibility, the mountain is being positioned as a space where urban and rural communities can connect and thrive.

Trebević’s revitalization is about more than restoring a landscape—it’s about giving Sarajevo a renewed sense of connection to its environment and its history. It’s a chance to turn a space that was once a symbol of division into a place of unity and hope. The project offers a vision of what Trebević can be: a mountain that brings people closer to nature, to each other, and to the stories that shape their city.