Chalets Dada Residential Building

contemporary alpine architecture, residential building, gabled roofline, pitched roof volumes, timber slat screens, vertical wood cladding, slate gray panels, zinc cladding, floor-to-ceiling glazing, expansive windows, stone base, dry-stack masonry, mountain landscape, pastoral meadow, autumn foliage, golden hour lighting, atmospheric perspective, alpine backdrop, snow-capped peaks, contextual architecture, vernacular modernism, chalet typology, contemporary minimalism, warm amber tones, cool gray tones, forest green, caramel wood, honey tones, asymmetrical composition, horizontal emphasis, material contrast, biophilic design, landscape integration, domestic architecture, sustainable design aesthetic, natural materials, human scale elements, luminous quality, serene atmosphere, contemplative mood, architectural rendering, visualization, sophisticated material palette, geometric precision, organic warmth, spatial depth, environmental harmony

The basic geometrical design was inspired by a child's scribbling when he was asked to create a house. A play between solids, voids and materials was experimented in order to have the final result Located in the high highlands of Lebanon's Faraya Resorts, Chalets Dada exemplify beauty and luxury. The composition is built on the foundation of a ground level hosting one large apartment bordered by a flower garden. Two unusual duplexes are stoned with Terrazzo on the first and attic floors.