Perched high above the rooftops of Dornach, nestled in an exclusive villa district, stands a residence that blends architecture and nature in perfect harmony.
The unique hillside location of this residence offers unrivalled views over the gentle hills to the historic ruins of Dorneck - a panorama that enchants with every glance.
Inspired by the iconic Neutra style of the 1960s, the architecture is defined by clean lines and timeless elegance. Despite extensive renovation, the unmistakable character of the house has been retained,
while modern technologies and elements have been seamlessly integrated. The harmonious interplay of tradition and modernity was particularly important to the owners and was carefully pursued at every stage of the project. The striking L-shape of the house enhances the open, light-filled design, creating a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor spaces.
The true architectural highlight, however, lies in the expansive sliding windows by swissFineLine, which imbue the villa with its soul.
These frameless glass elements gently usher sunlight into the interior, dissolve the boundaries between indoors and outdoors, and create a unique atmosphere defined by brightness and spaciousness.
The seamless flooring further emphasizes this openness, enhancing the feeling of flowing spaces that unfold with every step.
In addition to their aesthetic appeal, the large-scale glass elements provide excellent insulation, ensuring a comfortable indoor climate that harmoniously combines sustainability with pure luxury.
With their impressive transparency, the frameless sliding windows invite the surrounding environment to become an integral part of the living space, offering residents a sense of freedom that touches and inspires.
Architect: Lupo & Zuccarello Architekten | Photographer: Nic Hahne
Eine neue Dimension des Wohnens – grossformatige Schiebefenster von swissFineLine in Mont-Vully
Eine neue Dimension des Wohnens – grossformatige Schiebefenster von swissFineLine in Mont-Vully
Transparent elegance on the Elbe - Mr. Wiesensee, the architect and builder, in an interview.
An insight into the company history and the history of the modern window.
