"At the edge of a small nature reserve on a gently sloping, southerly site lies a domicile with a panoramic view of the mountains. This reinforced-concrete, cross-wall construction dating to the 1960s – which originally housed separate units arranged linearly – is now a spacious residence for one family. The building’s massing was altered only minimally; its contours, however, became considerably sharper. The anthracite-toned slate veneer gives the house an archaic – almost sculptural – quality. The roof and facade possess the same materiality. The solar panels in the south complement the homogeneous appearance. The front court, with its protected entry and covered carport, is also clad in the same dark stone. On the side sloping down and away from the house, an atrium garden and accompanying water basin, as well as a gravel garden, enhance the outdoor space."
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