Private Chalet - Three Valleys, FRANCE
architect: 4D Architecture
Area: 320 m² | Structure: Glulam CNC timber frame | Scope: Structural timber supply & assembly | Year: 2023
Project overview
Execution of a structural timber system for a private chalet in a mountain environment, developed across three floors with an additional mezzanine level. The project required precise coordination and adaptation to steep terrain and site-specific constraints.
Dreamhouse role
• Prefabrication of structural timber elements
• On-site assembly
• Coordination with local project manager
Technical highlights
• Multi-level structure (3 floors + mezzanine) integrated into steep terrain
• Complex roof geometry designed for high snow loads
• Large-span glulam structural elements
• High-precision prefabrication supported by 3D modelling and engineering
Challenges & solutions
• Steep and constrained site → optimized structural design and installation sequencing
• Difficult mountain access → optimized logistics and delivery sequencing
• Complex geometry → use of 3D modelling ensured accuracy and efficient assembly
• Tight construction schedule → prefabrication reduced on-site time
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Residential Building - Oslo, Norway
Area: 365 m² | Structure: CLT panels | Type: Multi-unit residential (2 apartments) | Floors: 3 | Scope: CLT panels supply & assembly, interior fit-out, custom furniture & finishing works | Year: 2021
Project overview
Execution of interior fit-out and finishing works for a three-storey residential building comprising two apartments in an urban environment in Oslo.
The project combined structural timber solutions with high-quality interior execution, requiring precise coordination and integration within an established neighbourhood context.
Dreamhouse role
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structural design, supply and assembly of CLT panels
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interior fit-out and finishing works across all levels
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production and supply of custom furniture (kitchen, bedrooms, storage solutions)
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integration of structural and interior elements
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coordination of delivery and on-site installation
Technical highlights
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CLT panel structure enabling efficient multi-level construction
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breathable wall system developed without vapour barriers
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integration of Nordan windows within structural and facade design
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custom-designed cabinetry tailored to architectural layouts
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high-precision manufacturing ensuring consistency and fit
Challenges & solutions
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demanding architectural requirements → coordinated structural, facade and interior solutions
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dense urban environment → careful planning of deliveries and installation logistics
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multi-unit configuration (2 apartments) → phased execution ensured consistency across units
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alignment of production and on-site works → ensured efficient installation and finishing quality
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Saint-Gervais-les-Bains, FRANCE
architect: Jean-Marc Mathieu Architecte
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Chamonix, FRANCE
architect: Haag & Baquet
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Meribel - Three Valleys, FRANCE
architect: 4D Architecture
Contemporary Residential Chalets - Chamonix, FRANCE
architect: Laforce Architecture
Area: 520 m² | Structure: Glulam CNC timber frame | Scope: Structural timber supply & assembly | Year: 2021
Project overview
Execution of structural timber systems for a contemporary multi-unit residential development in Chamonix. The project consisted of four separate chalet buildings on a constrained site, requiring careful planning, coordination and adaptation to an urban Alpine environment.
Dreamhouse role
• prefabrication of structural timber elements
• on-site assembly
• coordination with local project team
Technical highlights
• contemporary architectural design with clean structural integration
• timber structures adapted for enhanced acoustic performance
• multi-building coordination within a single development
• high-precision prefabrication ensuring consistency across units
Challenges & solutions
• proximity to highway → integration of acoustic insulation requirements into structural design
• constrained building site → phased delivery and optimized installation sequencing
• multiple buildings (4 units) → coordinated planning ensured efficient parallel execution
• urban environment → precise logistics minimized disruption and maintained workflow continuity
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Les Houches, FRANCE
architect: Alpine Eco
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Chamonix, FRANCE
architect: Haag & Baquet
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Combloux, FRANCE
architect: LeStudio SAS
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Chamonix, FRANCE
architect: Laforce Architecture
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Private Chalet - Saint-Martin-de-Belleville, France
architect: 4D Architecture
Area: 248 m² | Structure: Glulam CNC timber frame | Scope: Structural timber supply & assembly | Year: 2021
Project overview
The project was developed across three floors with an additional mezzanine level, requiring precise coordination and adaptation to steep terrain and site-specific constraints, as well as careful integration of architectural detailing.
The project required close coordination between structural execution and architectural detailing.
Dreamhouse role
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prefabrication of structural timber elements
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on-site assembly
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coordination with the local project manager
Technical highlights
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multi-level structure (3 floors + mezzanine) integrated into steep terrain
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complex roof geometry designed for Alpine snow loads
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large-span glulam structural elements
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high-precision prefabrication supported by 3D modelling and engineering
Materials & architectural features
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frameless windows integrated into the facade
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custom oak entrance door
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copper gutters adapted to Alpine conditions
Challenges & solutions
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steep and constrained site → optimized structural design and installation sequencing
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difficult mountain access → optimized logistics and delivery sequencing
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integration of architectural elements → precise coordination between structure and facade components
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tight construction schedule → prefabrication reduced on-site assembly time
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