History from
1873–present
Founding of the Dresden Section and initial considerations for building a mountain hut in the Tyrolean Alps.
April 1873
Opening of the hut as the first refuge hut in the Stubai Valley and the twentieth hut of the German and Austrian Alpine Club
April 1875
Opening of a new hut building at the current location, replacing the old hut which had become far too small
September 1887
1926/1927
Expansion of the dining areas
The Dresden Alpine Club sections are removed from the association register in Dresden
1946
1945-1956
Administration of the hut by Austrian administrative bodies (trusteeship)
The Dresden section, re-established in 1953 with its headquarters in Wuppertal, takes over the administration of the hut in agreement with the Austrian authorities
1956
Renovation of the Dresdner Huette, especially the sanitary facilities
1965
Reacquisition of the Dresdner Huette from the öAV or DAV
1967
1968
Expansion of the longhouse and the extension
The Dresdner Huette gains neighbors as the Stubai Glacier cable car begins operation
1973
Expansion of the dining areas and the storage and kitchen areas
1990
Conversion of the large mattress dormitory into modern room accommodations, installation of fire protection systems, and construction of a fire-safe staircase
2002
2006
Installation of a central block storage heating system
Renovation of the sleeping quarters, the tenant's apartment, the drying room and ski storage, as well as expansion of all fire safety installations as per official requirements.
2008
Renovation of the entire kitchen as per official requirements, lease and renovation of the "Zollhuette"
2012
2013
Conversion of the "Fernau-Stadl"
Conversion of the serving area (masonry) and salad buffet with the establishment of the "Tiroler Stube"
2014
Completion with interior finishing of the serving area