Altavilla

In the Engadin Valley, this modernist chalet merges clean lines with Alpine materiality—steel, stone, and timber—creating a structure that feels both contemporary and rooted. Fifty to one hundred fifty guests gather in interiors of warm wood and large glass walls framing the surrounding peaks. The architecture prioritizes views; every room opens toward the mountains. The design balances restraint with material warmth. It appeals to couples seeking contemporary Alpine hospitality without period costume.