ARCHITECTURAL TRANSFORMATION

Across Switzerland
Villas, residences & existing buildings

RETHINKING THE EXISTING TO REVEAL A NEW BALANCE

Transforming an existing building is not simply about modernising it. It begins with understanding its structure, qualities and limitations in order to determine what should be preserved, opened up, relocated or entirely reimagined.

VILLA CHAMBY
Montreux - Switzerland
Façade extension and creation of a new annex

CREATING NEW RELATIONSHIPS

An extension, an additional level, a redesigned façade or an interior reconfiguration can completely change the way a place is experienced.

The aim is to strengthen the relationship between inside and outside, between private areas and shared living spaces, and between the building and its surroundings.

VILLA CHAMBY
Montreux - Switzerland
Completely redesigned dining and living areas

VILLA CHAMBY
Montreux - Switzerland
Redesigned main entrance

RECOMPOSING THE VOLUMES

Transformation makes it possible to fundamentally redefine the organisation of a building.

Extensions, volumes, circulation, openings and the relationships between spaces are reconsidered to create an architecture that is more fluid, more luminous and better suited to contemporary living.

VILLA BELLEVUE
Lausanne - Switzerland
Transformation of the split levels with integrated lighting concept

VILLA BELLEVUE
Lausanne - Switzerland
Transformation of the shower room

VILLA BELLEVUE
Lausanne - Switzerland
New dressing area

GIVING THE EXISTING A NEW IDENTITY

Each intervention seeks the right balance between what remains and what evolves.

Materials, light, furniture, design and architectural details contribute to a renewed reading of the building, while preserving the coherence of the whole.

VILLA LE MONT
Le Mont-sur-Lausanne - Switzerland
Completely reimagined living and dining area

VILLA LE MONT
Le Mont-sur-Lausanne - Switzerland
Structural openings created between the living and dining spaces

VILLA LE MONT
Le Mont-sur-Lausanne - Switzerland
Creation of a dressing area within the master bedroom

TRANSFORMING WITHOUT ERASING

The final project should convey the feeling of a building that has become more evident, more coherent, and better aligned with its time.

Transformation does not aim to deny what already exists, but to offer it a new architectural expression and a renewed way of being inhabited.

VILLA LE MONT
Le Mont-sur-Lausanne - Switzerland
Revealed height, integrated lighting