The southwest-facing house with its large double-glazed windows, which are equipped with automatic blinds, offers a magnificent view of the Upper Surselva. The external façade is made of untreated larch slats. The construction includes a partially visible steel structure for the stabilization and earthquake safety of the building. The external wall construction includes unfired clay bricks, and a lime plaster was applied to the internal walls to ensure a balanced indoor climate. The ceilings are made of wood, and the floor is covered with hardwood fiberboard. The building was awarded the Bünder Holzbau Prize in 1999. A passageway was created to the building to the north when the building was constructed. There are additional offices and storage rooms here that can be rented.
It is possible to convert the property into a primary residence. There are 2 outdoor parking spaces.
It is possible to convert the property into a primary residence. There are 2 outdoor parking spaces.
