LISIÈRE: Architecture skilfully combines forest, lake, and privacy
It was important to the client to see not only the aspect of the lake, but also that of the forest as part of the building and to integrate it into the design concept.
Project details
7.5 rooms
392 m2 living space (GFA)
2,012 m3 volume (SIA 116)2
The cleverly designed facade with large openings over two storeys offers a wide view of the idyllic greenery. Privacy is maintained by setting the facade back.
Towards the lake, the facade deliberately opens over a large area. The interior tension on the residential floor is created by the direct reference to the forest and the lake. Depending, the focus can be set either way.
The positioning of the attic storey in the eastern area offers optimal sunlight and an extensive outdoor area that can be enjoyed both under a covered terrace and in the open air.
With its architecture, colourfulness and the targeted use of wood, the building forms a pleasant transition for life between the edge of the forest and the lakeshore.