Gruyere Farmhouse / Rachcoff Vella Architecture
Briefly

The Gruyere farmhouse showcases a cooperative effort between the architects and clients, emphasizing the importance of shared values and principles in overcoming challenges like planning constraints and extreme weather.
The design is deeply influenced by the clients' familiarity with the site, focusing on specific views and the desire to create a legacy, integrating seamlessly with the natural surroundings.
Navigating logistical issues was crucial for the farmhouse's construction, including site access challenges and material transportation across the property's significant vertical rise.
The farmhouse's layout includes three wings around a protected courtyard, using handmade bricks that reflect the site’s natural colors to enhance its connection to the landscape.
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