Residential ArchitectureRenovation ProjectsChalet Concept: 16th Century Stone Cottage Renovated by DGA-Architectes

Chalet Concept: 16th Century Stone Cottage Renovated by DGA-Architectes

Chalet Concept 16th Century Stone Cottage Renovated by DGA-Architectes (1)

Chalet Concept is an old stone cottage renovated by DGA-Architectes.

Built with stones from the 16th century chalet Concept is the oldest house in the hamlet Rochebin in the Pays de la Loire, Département Vendée, France. The current owners found the house in a state of disrepair without the roof and only some remaining walls. Together with a local architect the building has been renovated and – as far as possible – restored to its original shape.

Chalet Concept 16th Century Stone Cottage Renovated by DGA-Architectes (2)

Hidden behind the historic stone façade is a modern interior with bright, open rooms, a fireplace, a sleeping loft and a bedroom with overflow bathtub. Inside, the house looks almost like a new building. The only reminders of the past are the stone walls in the bedroom as well as in the kitchen and dining area. This room is an extension with wooden facade and large windows offering views to the the surrounding landscape. Via UrlaubsArchitektur

Chalet Concept 16th Century Stone Cottage Renovated by DGA-Architectes (3)

Chalet Concept 16th Century Stone Cottage Renovated by DGA-Architectes (12)

Chalet Concept 16th Century Stone Cottage Renovated by DGA-Architectes (4)

Chalet Concept 16th Century Stone Cottage Renovated by DGA-Architectes (5)

Chalet Concept 16th Century Stone Cottage Renovated by DGA-Architectes (6)

Chalet Concept 16th Century Stone Cottage Renovated by DGA-Architectes (7)

Chalet Concept 16th Century Stone Cottage Renovated by DGA-Architectes (8)

Chalet Concept 16th Century Stone Cottage Renovated by DGA-Architectes (9)

Chalet Concept 16th Century Stone Cottage Renovated by DGA-Architectes (10) Chalet Concept 16th Century Stone Cottage Renovated by DGA-Architectes (11)

Sonoma Single-Family House with a Seamless Transition from Inside to Out

The owners of this Sonoma single-family house wanted a home where the parents and their children could gather and enjoy quintessential Sonoma living.

Restobar Garden / Azovskiy Pahomova Architects

The decision about stylistic direction of the restobar came to us, when the name and the concept had been confirmed. The customer wanted us to create light and bright space with sophisticated shades.

Long Island Retreat Completely Restructured by Lake Flato Architects

Built in the late 70s, Long Island Retreat began as a 1,600-square-foot, three bedroom structure that had been in the family for many years. To preserve the original home, the structure of the existing house was converted into bedrooms and a game room for the children.

This Classic Single Story House Provides Some of the Most Stunning Views of Texas

The RoadRunner Residence aims to inject new life into a classic design. The flat-roofed single story house completed in 2014 looks as if it is floating, nestled comfortably within the trees of the Texas hill country. Having lived in Chicago for quite some time, the clients had the opportunity to visit and fall in love with the Farnsworth House by Mies Van der Rohe.

Pure Talents Contest 2020: 20 Ideas for the Lifestyles of Tomorrow

Design means making things easier (and, where possible, more sustainable, too). This formula could be used to describe the common approach taken by the young creative minds whose designs have been shortlisted for imm cologne’s 17th Pure Talents Contest.

Recommended Stories