The “Chesa Mariöl 2” is part of the Mariöl district adjacent to the old town of Zuoz and follows the Mariöl street, at the foot of the main slope of the mountain.

The large living room faces south and east, while the rooms are intimate wooden cores.

The building has a marked plastic conformation, conferred by the geometry and by the concave and convex parts; the play between the whitish crystalline volume and the wooden parts inside confers a specific environment of the place.

The facades open to the south through the large windows of the balconies, framing to the east the spectacular view through the panoramic window in the living room and mountain side give the rooms an intimacy through the smaller windows.

The “Chesa Mariöl Sur” is part of the Mariöl district adjacent to the old nucleus of Zuoz, in contiunity with it.

The living room of the penthouse is oriented east-south, with large openings, with concrete walls. The rooms, on the other hand, are intimate wooden cores.

The building has a marked plastic conformation, conferred by the geometry and by the concave and convex parts; the play between the whitish crystalline volume and the wooden parts inside confers a specific environment of the place.

The facades open to the east and west through the large windows of the balconies, framing to the east the spectacular view through the panoramic window in the living room.

The “Chesa Mariöl Sur” is part of the Mariöl district adjacent to the old nucleus of Zuoz, in contiunity with it.

The living room is transverse, east-west oriented, with large openings, with concrete walls. The rooms, on the other hand, are intimate wooden cores.

The building has a marked plastic conformation, conferred by the geometry and by the concave and convex parts; the play between the whitish crystalline volume and the wooden parts inside confers a specific environment of the place.

The facades open to the east and west through the large windows of the balconies, framing to the east the spectacular view through the panoramic window in the living room.

The Camar house is located in the district of villas and residential condominiums scattered in the greenery as a residential unit of four apartments with garden and roof garden, formulating a contemporary version of the apartment organized in vertical “duplex” that enjoys the peculiarities of the landscape.

The volume is articulated towards the road with fan-shaped and hollowed out inclined parts, able to create a relationship with the road (entrances), to bring light into the rooms and to protect against the emissions of the road (chambers); the upper part of the volume is modulated with empty spaces that create roof gardens and allow the sunshine inside the apartments through the vertical space of the circulation.

The narrow and long shape of the plot is decisive for the shape and position of the building, which maintains on all sides the distances imposed by the Master Plan. The apartments are organized on two floors, with the rooms on the ground floor and with the kitchen and living room on the first floor.

The first floor is offset by a half floor, a principle that is repeated between the living room and the roof garden: this principle allows the penetration of the sun thanks to a transverse space of circulation, although the apartments are oriented completely to the north with a view towards the Malcantone.

The building consists of a prefabricated wooden frame construction, resting on a reinforced concrete base that contains the garage.

The covering is made of horizontal strips in raw douglas. The house is designed according to MINERGIE’s low energy consumption criteria.