A Parisian family's holiday chalet in the peaceful resort of Saint-Apollinaire. Its dominant, sunny position, the enchanting glacial lake surrounded by a forest of larch, and a shared commitment to protect the landscape make this an ideal location in any season. The large villa is made entirely of solid wood, and sits on a reinforced concrete base. The whole structure is covered with murogeopietra® on external insulation, using a guaranteed, integrated system. The colour and profile of the stone, which the architect Max Giraud wanted to match with the classic wooden features, was chosen from models of impromptu masonry. The Moniga stone has a smooth, aged texture, and the full joint grouting technique used creates a uniform, sophisticated finish.