The Ausserrothhof in Schenna exemplifies the balance of historical preservation and modern architecture. This heritage-protected farm, dating back to at least 1775, features an old stone farmhouse that was thoughtfully remodeled with a contemporary extension. Key elements include a glass transition connecting the old and new, along with locally sourced materials like larch wood. The design prioritizes visual harmony, with a green flat roof that blends into the landscape. The renovation also emphasizes the building's original features, such as uncovered old smoke kitchens, ensuring that both historical character and modern functionality coexist seamlessly.
The Ausserrothhof demonstrates how modern design can respect and enhance historical architecture, emphasizing a seamless connection between old and new while honoring heritage.
The renovation of the Ausserrothhof illustrates a delicate balance between preserving historical significance and introducing contemporary elements, enhancing both aesthetic and functional qualities.
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