The museum tells how the ibex was wiped out in this valley and then brought back. A reddish precast concrete tower stands on a wooded slope next to one of the oldest farmhouses in the valley. An old barn used to be here, and the new building takes almost the same footprint. The concrete was cast in formwork of rough wooden boards, and the lower part of the facade echoes the barn's timber. The tower can be seen from the village below.
A red steel bridge leads from the third floor to the slope and the outdoor enclosure, home to seven ibexes.
