Introducing the Case Del Prato: a picturesque, rustic chalet hotel situated in the tranquil Redagno di Sopra, Italy.
Nestled in the stunning South Tyrol region, these charming wooden structures are the masterpiece of AMDL CIRCLE, carefully crafted from fallen trees devastated by Storm Vaia in 2018. Discover serenity as you gaze upon the breathtaking Dolomites from your suite, and embrace the harmony of nature and history within this captivating escape.
Immerse yourself in the captivating blend of tradition and modernity at “History of a Building,” an exquisite chalet nestled in the scenic heart of Kitzbuhel, Austria.
Crafted by the renowned S.N.O.W. Architektur in 2020, this luxury property engages in a profound conversation with its 600-year-old historical surroundings, offering a sanctuary where consistency meets change.
Known for its rich history and breathtaking landscapes, Kitzbuhel provides the perfect backdrop for this architectural masterpiece.
Experience modern design majesty nestled in the heart of the French Alps with the Cabin in Chamonix. Designed by the esteemed Pierre Marchand Architectes, this contemporary cabin, built in 2016, offers a stunning panorama of the iconic Mont-Blanc skyline from its prime location in Chamonix, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France.
The cabin skillfully marries modern technology with eco-friendly design, boasting energy-efficient systems and natural materials like larch wood paneling. This architectural marvel, set within a picturesque residential compound dating back to the 1950s, ushers in a new era of luxury alpine living.
Nestled into the slopes of Truckee, California, Lookout House is a stunning masterpiece of modern architecture by Faulkner Architects. This unique mountain house has been thoughtfully designed to embrace the volcanic history of the region, situated at the base of a three-million-year-old volcano, and offering panoramic views of the Martis Valley.
Drawing inspiration from its surrounding landscape – ancient volcanic sediment, colossal boulders, and second-growth Jeffrey Pine and White Fir trees – this chalet seamlessly integrates with its mountainous terrain, creating a constant reference to the perpendicular horizon. Inside, the design boasts insulated concrete walls, volcanic basalt floors, and walnut detailing, presenting a tonality that allows the breathtaking exterior to take center stage. Infused with innovative sustainability features, the Lookout House illustrates a perfect fusion of design, functionality, and environmental consciousness, providing a refuge that is as beautiful as it is enduring.