The architecture of the two-storey CLT house Switzerland is defined by clean lines, clear geometry and a contrasting yet harmonious combination of materials. The ground floor façade is clad in stone, which gives the building strength and stability, while the upper floor feels lighter thanks to its warm-toned timber finish. A consistent choice of materials ties both floors into a coherent and timeless building.
Vertical timber battens create a dynamic rhythm, shading the rooms from direct sunlight and ensuring privacy without losing the sense of space. The combination of stone and wood adds warmth and closeness to nature to the modern architecture, while the cross-laminated timber load-bearing structure adds durability and a long life.