inside, the volume of the living area is marked by a massive exposed concrete roof, which follows different heights: it seems to enter the mountain.
The construction is in concrete, but visible only inside in the floors and ceilings - suspended on glass façades - bringing lightness to the roof.
The external skin is made of wood and it’s a reference to the traditional alpine architecture, yet not for its functions - typically agriculture and breeding. Now it’s a fundamental architectural occasion: a sun breaker, a necessary element of solar control and energy saving.
The theme of lightness is guided by the design of the external sunshade (made of vertical larch blades) that embraces the whole building, establishing a relationship with the light and the panoramas, creating a filter between the inside (private) and the outside world (public).