Luka Dogan Located in Linescio, a small village in the remote Rovana valley in the Swiss Alps, is a 200-year-old stone building that was rebuilt as a summer house. The concrete for the interior construction was cast layer-by-layer from the uncovered roof. From the exterior, the new structure is visible only in two places: at the steel-framed glass garden doors and at the concrete chimney, which penetrates the old shell. Within are a kitchen and bathroom whose sparseness corresponds with the overall concept. The windows can be closed by oak shutters on the inside. In an open state, the view glides out to the open space, past the original interior facade, and through the old window openings. An interaction between old and new arises from the presence of the old natural stone wall in the modern interior.