Building exterior with wooden cladding and concrete structure, showing a covered area with columns.

A modern building exterior with wooden cladding and concrete elements, featuring a covered area supported by columns.

Story

Nestled between countryside, city, and mountain Hameau des Marais, designed by Deschenaux Architectes, is a residential development that strikes a delicate balance between the tranquility of rural life and the conveniences of urban living. Situated in Courtepin, this project is a testament to thoughtful integration with its natural surroundings, offering residents a serene retreat without sacrificing accessibility to city amenities. The architecture of Hameau des Marais is characterized by its sensitivity to the landscape, employing materials and forms that resonate with the vernacular traditions of the region. The design embraces the natural topography, with buildings carefully positioned to maximize views of the surrounding countryside and distant mountains. The use of local materials ensures sustainability and harmony with the environment.

Design Highlights

Thoughtful integration with the natural landscape Use of local materials for sustainability Maximization of views towards the countryside and mountains Blend of rural charm with urban accessibility

Key Facts

Location Courtepin, Switzerland
Architect Deschenaux Architectes
Status Built
Program Residential

Technical Summary

Finishes

  • exterior: Wooden cladding and concrete elements
  • interior: Concrete walls and ceilings with wooden elements

Materials

  • wood — Cladding, window frames, interior elements
  • concrete — Structural elements, walls, ceilings
  • metal — Railing
  • glass — Windows

Construction / Systems

  • structural: Concrete supports and wooden elements

Products

  • Not specified

Palette / Lighting

  • Colors: natural wood tones, concrete gray
  • Lighting: natural and minimalistic

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