Multi-generational home AERIS: Living with panoramic views

The multi-generational home AERIS combines clear architecture with a sensitive integration into the hillside. Three residential units offer generous, light-filled living spaces with flowing transitions to the surrounding landscape.

 

Photorealistic rendering of an exclusive hillside villa with wraparound glass façades, terrace and landscaped grounds.

House on the hillside

The multigenerational house AERIS combines architectural clarity with a sensitive integration into the topography. Positioned on a steep hillside, the building develops a precise spatial composition and responds carefully to views, daylight, and privacy. Three generous residential units, two vertically stacked single level apartments and one east facing maisonette apartment, create a versatile living concept for multiple generations and diverse lifestyles.

 

Floating architecture

Despite its scale, the building appears light and open. Expansive glass façades open the living spaces toward the landscape and create seamless transitions between interior and exterior space. The continuous canopies structure the elevations, reinforce the horizontal articulation, and give the volume an almost floating presence. This results in a contemporary hillside architecture that combines spatial generosity with restraint and integrates naturally into its surroundings.

 

Bright living area with sofa, round coffee table, dining space and large sliding door to the terrace
Refined dressing room with open wardrobes, glass fronts, ottoman and subtle lighting Compact bathroom area with light vanity, mirrored wall and warm wall cladding Dark kitchen with island, bar stool, pendant lights and indirectly lit work niche Bright interior with floor-to-ceiling glass fronts, wide view and access to the terrace Serene living area with floor-to-ceiling windows, light sofa, low coffee table and natural colour palette
Bright living and dining area with a large sofa arrangement, round dining table, open kitchen and floor-to-ceiling glazing

Open to the lake

On the street level, a generous three and a half room apartment offers direct access to a spacious terrace with unobstructed lake views. The open living and dining area is defined by floor to ceiling glazing and complemented by a calm master suite with walk in wardrobe. A generous home office and workspace accommodates two workstations and supports contemporary living and working models.

 

Living on two levels

The east oriented maisonette apartment unfolds over two levels. The upper floor features an open living area with kitchen and dining space connected to the outdoor area, while a lateral garden space extends everyday life outdoors. A centrally positioned staircase links the levels and leads to the lower floor with two children’s bedrooms and a spacious master area. This vertical organization creates spatial depth and differentiated private retreats.

 

Spacious living and dining area with open kitchen, light sofa arrangement, floor-to-ceiling windows and wide views
Photorealistic rendering of an exclusive hillside villa at dusk with glass façades, terrace and illuminated living area.

Architecture at night

Carefully designed exterior and interior lighting highlights the transparency of the large window surfaces at night and emphasizes the sculptural quality of the canopies. The individual character of each apartment remains visible and gives the building a subtle identity. AERIS stands for architecturally sophisticated hillside living, sustainable multigenerational housing, and a clear, timeless design language focused on generosity, light, and spatial quality.

 

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