In the heart of the Kitzbühel Alps, this residence combines sophisticated architecture with a high level of living quality. Expansive aluminium sliding systems frame views of the Wilder Kaiser and the Kochau, while the building’s integration into the hillside creates open, light-filled spaces and an architecture strongly anchored in the landscape.
| Type of Building | Private Home |
| Product areas | Sliding doors |
| Schüco Systems | ASE 60 ASE 80.HI |
| Features | New build |
| Location | Kitzbühl, Germany |
| Completion | 2025 |
| Architects | Landau+Kindelbacher |
| Specialist company | Georg Regler Metallbau |
| Picture credits | © Anna Fichtner Fotografie |
The house combines regional references with architectural precision in its choice of materials and design. Inside, trowelled walls, light linen fabrics, and natural stone and wood surfaces create a warm, elegant atmosphere with a distinctly alpine character. The façade of Luserna gneiss and sun-weathered grey reclaimed timber is contrasted by dark-stained timber slats and black-coated metal elements, creating depth and tension. A special role is played by the roof, designed in the form of a cross gable with delicate finishing details, whose overhangs are supported by striking transverse beams. The architectural concept is further supported by the Schüco ASE 80.HI and Schüco ASE 60 lift-and-slide systems, whose reduced design language integrates harmoniously into the overall composition and effectively underscores the generous openings to the landscape.
