Chalet SOLEYÂ / Chevallier Architectes
This project started with a mountain guide?s home. Because the house was originally self-built, it had a unique soul. After a change in ownership, Solelyâ?s ?vocation? also changed. Now using it as a second home, the new owners wanted more light, more spectacular views.
© Alexandre Mermillod
Architects: Chevallier Architectes
Location: Route de Coupeau, 74310 Les Houches, France
Area: 190.0 sqm
Project Year: 2014
Photographs: Alexandre Mermillod
© Alexandre Mermillod
From the architect. This project started with a mountain guide?s home. Because the house was originally self-built, it had a unique soul. After a change in ownership, Solelyâ?s ?vocation? also changed. Now using it as a second home, the new owners wanted more light, more spectacular views.
© Alexandre Mermillod
Located on a natural promontory in the lower Valley, surrounded by rock faces giving it the appearance of a natural fortress, Solelyâ boasts a superb site and orientation.
© Alexandre Mermillod
The challenge was to avoid losing the essence of the charming and traditional original building while integrating an updated design, modern materials and innovative solutions. The project was made possible by the architectural literacy of the new owners, as well as their sensitivity to beauty and their appreciation for high quality construction. In a word, the architect and the owner...
© Alexandre Mermillod
Architects: Chevallier Architectes
Location: Route de Coupeau, 74310 Les Houches, France
Area: 190.0 sqm
Project Year: 2014
Photographs: Alexandre Mermillod
© Alexandre Mermillod
From the architect. This project started with a mountain guide?s home. Because the house was originally self-built, it had a unique soul. After a change in ownership, Solelyâ?s ?vocation? also changed. Now using it as a second home, the new owners wanted more light, more spectacular views.
© Alexandre Mermillod
Located on a natural promontory in the lower Valley, surrounded by rock faces giving it the appearance of a natural fortress, Solelyâ boasts a superb site and orientation.
© Alexandre Mermillod
The challenge was to avoid losing the essence of the charming and traditional original building while integrating an updated design, modern materials and innovative solutions. The project was made possible by the architectural literacy of the new owners, as well as their sensitivity to beauty and their appreciation for high quality construction. In a word, the architect and the owner...
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