This impressive mountain residence represents a magnificent example of a modern interpretation of traditional wooden architecture. The facade of the house harmoniously combines massive log elements with stone masonry, creating a visually stable and tectonically expressive composition.
The exterior is characterized by a well-thought-out multi-level hierarchy of volumes, where each facade element emphasizes the overall concept of Alpine aesthetics. Of particular interest are the roofs with wide overhangs and expressive wooden brackets, demonstrating the mastery of wooden architecture. Window openings with dark frames effectively contrast with the honey-golden tone of the wood, emphasizing the structure and rhythm of the facade.
The stone cladding of the basement floor and columns is made of natural irregular-shaped stone, which brings textural diversity and visual weight to the lower part of the building. The staircase with wooden steps and metal railings is organically integrated into the overall composition. The covered porch with expressive wooden posts creates a transition zone between exterior and interior, providing both functional and aesthetic value.
The surrounding forest landscape serves as an ideal framing for this architectural piece, emphasizing its organic connection with nature and contextual relevance. The interaction of light and shadow on the textured surfaces of the facade creates a constantly changing play of chiaroscuro, giving the building additional depth and expressiveness.