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Architects: Lacroix Chessex
- Area: 240 m²
- Year: 2024
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Photographs:Olivier di Giambattista
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Manufacturers: AdLucem, Equipe Céramicas, Griesser, Mafi, Mosaico+
Text description provided by the architects. The development comprises a two-storey villa of around 150 m², built adjacent to the existing family home dating from the late 1990s. It consists of a large unitary gable roof housing different volumes based on a square grid. This fragmented composition, unified by its roof, makes it possible to tame the diagonal available for this house.
The ground floor comprises a living room, dining room, open-plan kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom/office. Upstairs are three bedrooms and a mezzanine, while the basement houses the utility room, the laundry room, and a large cellar.
Thanks to its all-wood structure and facades, its large roof with thermal and photovoltaic solar panels, and its air-water heat pump heating system, the building meets the requirements of the THPE (Très Haute Performance Energétique) label.
