Turmhaus Tirol is a beautiful chalet located in Gerlosberg, Austria, designed by Grünecker Reichelt.

Description
The Turmhaus Tirol is a joint project of Gru?necker Reichelt and holzrausch.
The architectural and interior design concept was developed in close cooperation over a period of several years and subsequently realised by holzrausch and other selected partners.
Both cooperation partners share the fascination for the emotional effect of material and detail, a minimalist and timeless design language and the implementation of projects at the highest level of craftsmanship.
This common ground is clearly visible in the Turmhaus Tirol and is reflected in the contrasting yet balanced combination of interior and exterior space. The Turmhaus Tirol is located near Zell am Ziller at an altitude of 1,261 metres at the entrance to the Gerlos Valley in the Austrian village of Gerlosberg.
The building is based on the regional design and takes up characteristic features of the surrounding farmhouses and reinterprets them. In order to get the best possible view, the house was set far to the upper edge of the plot. The steeply sloping terrain and the desire to emulate the local design of the tower house led to a floor area of 8 x 8 metres.
The foundation of the house is formed by three in-situ concrete floors built into the slope, the basis for the wooden building erected on it. The concrete core serves as a load-bearing element for the timber construction. It c...