Wood mountain house design architecture is located in Caviano, Switzerland, with a wonderful view on the lake and the mountains, designed by Markus Wespi Jérôme de Meuron architects. This mountain house takes itself inconspicuously back and connects with natural stonewalls of the surroundings rather than with the heterogeneous buildings. With large space-strutted panorama openings alternate with small square ventilation windows, and the irregular window setting is melting the floors to a unit without recognizable partitioning.
“The high-end contemporary design is unrivaled through its unique frameless windows and doors and carefully considered structure. Cedar clad Bi-folding doors glide to the side of the studio to open up the front elevation and bring the outside in. Above the doors sits an attractive overhanging cantilevered roof which features eco-friendly Green Sedum ‘living’ plants. A Sedum Blanket is more attractive than a typical felt roof and helps to introduce greenery into what is typically a Garden environment. Sustainably sourced FSC and PEFC timber ensures that the building’s materials are from well managed forests.” Designed by in.it studios
