Unveiling Koyo, a masterpiece by Mahore Architects in Tulfes, Austria, this contemporary house redefines living with its elevated design on challenging terrain. With views of majestic mountains and lush treetops, the property ingeniously integrates the living space and garden atop a slope. Inside, an open space sculpture connects living levels, harmonizing exposed concrete, wood, and black steel.
Inspired by the adjacent ash trees and the Japanese term for changing leaves, Koyo seamlessly blends architecture with nature.

About Koyo
Koyo, a contemporary alpine retreat designed by Mahore Architects, stands as a beacon of modern living amidst the rugged beauty of Tulfes, Austria. Conceived in 2017, this house merges the tranquility of its natural surroundings with the precision of contemporary architecture. Sleek Exterior
The home?s exterior boasts a bold, dynamic structure, its black facade sharply contrasting with the verdant hues of the alpine environment. Floating above the sloped landscape, Koyo offers an elevated perspective over the tree line, crafting a connection between sky and earth. The strategic use of expansive glass panels and minimalist framing invites the outdoors in, creating a dialogue between interior comfort and the wild outdoors.
Welcoming Interiors
Stepping inside, the open-concept living area is a testament to the seamless flow of space. Natural light pours in through floor-to-ceiling windows, illuminating the blend of exposed concre...