@thisisalchemista: Designed by Buchner Bründler Architekten, this house, located in Linescio, Switzerland, is a transformation of a 200-year-old structure that originally served as a facility for drying chestnuts. The house retains robust stonemasonry walls from its previous agricultural use. An inner box made of reinforced concrete was added, carefully poured layer by layer from the roof. The building relies on the natural insulation provided by its two layers: the outer stone and the inner concrete, eliminating the need for sophisticated insulation systems. . If you like this design and want to see more, check out @thisisalchemista hundreds of cabin and tiny home designs. Share the ones you love on your story and give us a follow @thisisalchemista • Casa D'Estate • Linescio, Switzerland • Designed by Buchner Bründler Architekten @buchnerbrundler Submit your tiny home for a chance to be featured. #cabin #hut #tinyliving #offgrid #tinyhomes

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