The rigid height limits and slope constraints imposed by the project site dictated the design choices.

A prefabricated steel frame anchored to the ground defines the triangular plan of the residence and its multi-faceted volume characterized by a large jutting roof that follows the slope of the hill to ensure the proper flow of snow and water.

Equipped with a triangular layout and two main glazed fronts, oriented east-west, the two storey structure makes use of the slope of the terrain to open up to spectacular views of the surrounding rocky landscape and welcome natural light in its interior.

The lower level houses a thermal pool on the terrace in addition to the guest bedrooms on the side wings. The entrance courtyard on the rear side of the residence leads to a terraced area that follows the topography of the ground, a small living room that becomes the heart and ordering space of the house around which develops the staircase leading to the upper floor. 

A collection of common spaces where people can gather around the fireplace or a barbecue, occupy the upper level. The projecting roof protects the glass walls and identifies covered terraces.

The structure of the residence is left exposed and covered with wood, stone, glass and steel blades. The natural materials of the interior provide a total experience of the living space, in balance with the light and in harmony with the sorrounding landscape.