Leopold Banchini's Villa Montasser embodies minimalist design, reflecting Ferdinand Hodler's art, with a focus on horizontal lines, light, and the natural landscape.
The villa's elongated facade mirrors the water basin, emphasizing horizontality, while an innovative design features a window that opens onto a floating terrace.
An erratic block from ancient glaciers not only grounds the minimalist structure but enhances the connection between architecture and its natural surroundings.
Inside, the interplay of light and water creates dynamic shadows on wooden interiors, marrying progressive design with the environment through reflective surfaces.
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