House Waldchalets Brandnertal Far from the chalet cliché. Five minimalist cottages stand on the edge of the Brandner Valley forest. Hidden under the Vorarlberg treetops and with an open view of the mighty Rätikon mountains.
House Haus Göhre am Fleesensee A house that draws parallels. Not only in its floor plan. The modern solid wood house with its anthracite-coloured sheet metal façade is pleasantly eye-catching in every respect. From the hard shell to the soft core.
Apartment Netzschuppen The five loft apartments, designed in the style of Scandinavian fishermen's houses and with black tarred wood cladding, are located on a slope at the end of the harbour promenade of Kappeln, directly on the Schlei.
Apartment Pförtner Penthouse Stress relief with history. The Pförtner Penthouse between Schliersee and Tegernsee is a fusion of industrial and alpine design with unconventional charm, which may be due to the origin of the house.
House Heumond The name Heumond is a reminder of summer life in the countryside. The modern interpretation of a traditional timber house is surrounded by fragrant hay fields and rough pastures on a sunny plateau not far from Lake Wörth.
© Oliver Jaist House Chalet Stegerwiese Luxury designed casually. Chalet Stegerwiese in the sports resort of Kitzbühel stages contemporary architecture with sophisticated flair against an archaic mountain backdrop. And it does so without any fuss, but in relaxed elegance.
House Casale Villa Maria In this holiday home the landscape plays the starring role. This former farmhouse, dating back to 1892, is a typical stone house on a hilltop near the town of Filottrano, Italy.
House Mezi Lukami The holiday home at the foot of the Western Carpathian Mountains is a sensitive reconstruction of an old wooden house and the virtuoso combination of craftsmanship, traditions and modern design.
Hotel Alpenloge The Alpenloge is a small hotel in the Allgäu region, where modern-elegant design and the style of the 1930s combine with Bavarian mountain panoramas.
House Casa Salvati Casa Salvati is part of an ensemble of three holiday homes built by the architects Alberto Salvati and Ambrogio Tresoldi.
