Lancy – An architect’s villa to be reinvented

Architect’s house – Late 1980s – Lancy, on the banks of the River Aire – Geneva

At the end of a private road shared by four houses, far from the hustle and bustle of the city yet only a few minutes from the heart of Geneva, this architect’s villa immediately makes an impression with its character. Generous
volumes, double height in the living room, omnipresent wood, constant openings onto the garden – everything here has been designed to create a different living experience.

Set on a 1,429 m² plot on the banks of the River Aire, it enjoys a rare bucolic setting so close to the city. The peace and quiet of a dead-end road, the dense vegetation, the murmur of the river – an environment that you don’t want to leave.

The ground floor is organized around a large, open-plan living area – lounge, dining room, partially open kitchen – extended towards the garden by two bedrooms with bathrooms, a laundry room and a garage accessible directly from the interior.

On the first floor, the mezzanine offers a generous secondary space, ideal as a reading room or play area. Two additional bedrooms, one of which is a master with a private terrace, and a bathroom complete the first floor.

With a floor area of 152 m² and a built volume of around 540 m³ (around 210m²), the proportions are those of a real family home. Decorative

projections integrated into the visuals invite you to imagine the potential of each space.