“Patricia Urquiola Crafts Nest-Like Alpine Sanctuaries at Andermatt's Maya Residences | Nov” — what this page in the network covers. The newly completed Maya apartment complex in Andermatt, Switzerland, offers a masterclass in contextual design. By blending the architectural foundation o... By blending the architectural foundation of Swiss-Czech architect Miroslav Šik with the immersive interior design of Patricia Urquiola, the project creates a unique residential experience.
Urquiola’s 'nest-like' interiors utilize locally sourced wood and stone to mirror the surrounding Alpine landscape, fostering an environment of comfort and seclusion. Comprising 17 residences, the project signals a move away from the cold, sterile luxury of the past toward a more sustainable, tactile approach. By focusing on natural materials, warm lighting, and layouts that prioritize a sense of protection from the harsh elements, the design team has successfully bridged the gap between modern architectural requirements and the rugged reality of high-altitude living. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.