The hotel’s 1970s elongated structure showcases mountain vistas from every guest room. To preserve these panoramic views, we are situating the new spa as a similarly long, narrow block at the base of the downward sloping terrain. The roof of the new building extends the terrace of the existing structure. New treatment rooms, fitness facilities, and wellness areas catering to the international clientele are connected directly to the hotel.

Slightly further down the slope, we are planning eight nearly cube-shaped chalets that can function as hotel suites or privately owned units. These small structures are positioned to follow the natural topography, avoiding artificial right angles. Clad in natural stone, each three-story chalet accommodates up to three apartments. Tucked into the slope, their top floors serve as entry points. On the valley side, the facades open up with unobstructed views. Wood features prominently in the protruding loggias as well as interior and exterior finishes, fostering an intimate yet spacious living environment.