Cullinan Capital AG

Project 02 · Photography

AURUM Schiers

Eleven exceptional residences with striking copper architecture and panoramic views of the Prättigau mountains.

AURUM Schiers from above: a new building with a copper roof, timber façade and wrap-around balconies above a stone retaining wall, among the village houses.
AURUM Schiers · Schiers, Switzerland · Photography

AURUM stands where Schiers begins to fall away into the valley. Eleven owner-occupied apartments, a copper roof, wrap-around timber balconies — a building that belongs to the village from a distance, and shows how precisely it is made up close.

The apartments have 2.5 to 4.5 rooms and around 117 to 129 m². The ground-floor units have private outdoor space of their own; the upper floors look across the rooftops to the treeline. Copper that darkens with the years, timber that moves, windows that reach the floor.

On a plot of 2,267 m² there are thirteen underground and four external parking spaces, plus fifteen bicycle spaces — in daily life that means no searching, no manoeuvring, no compromise. AURUM is designed as a primary residence and has been completed in full.

What remains is a house that takes few words to describe and convinces on encounter. The view from the living room into the valley is the real design idea — everything else follows it.

Specification

Construction Timber façade, copper roof, wrap-around balconies
Positioning Primary residences, owner-occupied
Sales value CHF 9.5 million (total sell-out)
Copper dormers, roof windows and timber cladding, with the village behind.
Roof
Roof terrace with copper parapet, looking over the valley.
Roof terrace
Open living space with full-height glazing towards the valley.
Living
Corridor with a view through to the glazing.
Circulation
Stone kitchen island with black tap.
Kitchen
Kitchen run with integrated appliances and dark worktop.
Kitchen