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Chasa Ivraina

In a small Engadin village, this restored traditional house—with characteristic stone construction, timber galleries, and proportionate windows—was originally a merchant's residence and now welcomes weddings for fifty to one hundred fifty guests. The building's Engadin typography is unambiguous; every element announces regional tradition without pastiche. Interior spaces feel organically linked to the landscape visible through windows. It draws couples attracted to authentic vernacular without historical theater.

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