The Mountain House

Residential · Alpine restoration

The Mountain House

Invisible technology and respect for Alpine architecture bring life back within ancient larch walls.

Interior restoration
The project

A mountain home

After more than three hundred years, people return within the larch walls of this magnificent example of Alpine architecture. The exterior, already perfectly integrated into its setting, remains almost entirely untouched while the interior becomes contemporary. My idea? New forms among traditional materials.

An enchanting place opens before those who live in this beautiful mountain home.

Latest-generation insulation concealed within the walls, low-consumption LED strips, double glazing and a heating system that combines design and tradition. Together these elements make the contrast between outside and inside truly astonishing.

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Credits

Client: private client

Design: Michele Anderlini. Joinery: Falegnameria Anderlini – Baceno. Year completed: 2015

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A project to develop?

We begin with function and reality.

Every commission starts with listening, measurements, priorities and a clear scope. The first conversation establishes how to proceed.

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