Maison Bellon Camprubi: A Flexible Timber House in Anniviers by R2A Architectes
In a small hillside village in Anniviers, Switzerland, R2A Architectes has designed Maison Bellon Camprubi, a flexible family home on a narrow sloping plot that was once a vineyard. The project, curated by Nina Vuga, aims to accommodate a multigenerational family, including a future couple of retirees, and emphasizes sustainable timber construction. The house faces south, overlooking the Anniviers valley. The design responds to the steep terrain and the need for adaptability, using wood as the primary building material. Photographs by Dylan Perrenoud document the completed residence. The project was published on ArchDaily, with the original version in English and this Spanish translation.
Key facts
- Project: Maison Bellon Camprubi
- Architects: R2A Architectes
- Location: Anniviers, Switzerland
- Curated by Nina Vuga
- Photographer: Dylan Perrenoud
- Site: narrow sloping plot, former vineyard
- Orientation: south-facing, overlooking Anniviers valley
- Program: flexible family home, adaptable for multigenerational living
- Material: sustainable timber construction
Entities
Artists
- Nina Vuga
- Dylan Perrenoud
- R2A Architectes
- R2A
Institutions
- R2A Architectes
- ArchDaily
- Hello Wood
- GUCA Architektury
Locations
- Anniviers
- Switzerland
- Anniviers Valley
- Val d'Anniviers
- Valais
- Sion
- Zurich
- Ingenbohl