The house stands in Trin Mulin among single-family homes scattered with no particular order. Three storeys, a nearly square plan, a steep gabled roof, concrete cast in uniform formwork with local pigments. The post caption talks about a renovation, but the architects' own page lists it as a new build.
Inside is a self-supporting timber core made of Arve, the Swiss stone pine. The rooms sit at half-level offsets and are reached through the core. The ground floor is partly double height, and the top floor has an almost sacral room for withdrawing from guests. Each room gets its own windows.
