Parisotto + Formenton Architetti projected a family house with atmospheres marked by warmth and hospitality where the mountain character meets a contemporary and timeless language in the famous Italian ski resort, Cortina d'Ampezzo.

The materials used are the result of a choice aimed at enhancing the local character of the architecture in a contemporary sense which, also volumetrically and typologically, pays homage to the alpine rural residences typical of the Dolomites context.

Externally, the ground floor and the first floor are covered with a shell composed of lime spread out in progress, while the upper band of the house is covered with larch wood left natural, so that over time it deposits its patina and transforms it integrating it with the surrounding context.

The building consists of two underground floors - which house a garage with five parking spaces and a cinema room - and three floors above ground developed in a floor area of 250 m²: the ground floor houses the kitchen, dining room, living area, as well as to service spaces such as closet, hallway and bathroom.

The first floor houses three bedrooms, each with a private bathroom: two for guests and the large master bedroom characterized by a large walk-in closet and a private sitting room.