Sandro Durrer Completes Alpamyr House, an Intergenerational Residence in Switzerland
Alpamyr House, a 300 m² intergenerational dwelling designed for two households in Switzerland, has been finalized by Sandro Durrer in 2025. Nina Vuga curated the project, with photography by Samuel Holzner. Key manufacturers include Geberit, BSV, Douglas Wood, Emezzi, Laufen, VZUG, and Vola. This residential project is uniquely situated as the last structure before a vast raised bog, making it a notable feature in the area. Its low-rise design harmoniously integrates with the natural landscape, ensuring it remains discreet despite its sizable footprint. The layout comprises two independent living units that promote both individual autonomy and communal living through various life stages, with strategically placed openings that connect the interiors to the surrounding views.
Key facts
- Alpamyr House is a 300 m² intergenerational house for two parties.
- The project was completed in 2025.
- It is located in Switzerland.
- Sandro Durrer is the architect.
- Nina Vuga curated the project.
- Samuel Holzner took the photographs.
- Manufacturers include Geberit, BSV, Douglas Wood, Emezzi, Laufen, VZUG, and Vola.
- The house is the last building before an expansive raised bog.
Entities
Artists
- Sandro Durrer
- Nina Vuga
- Samuel Holzner
- sandro durrer
Institutions
- Geberit
- BSV
- Douglas Wood
- Emezzi
- Laufen
- VZUG
- Vola
- ArchDaily
Locations
- Switzerland