Apartment building with commercial and living spaces
Engelburg, CH
![Overall view of the Berg apartment building Overall view of the Berg apartment building complex situated directly on the street against a brilliant blue sky](/.imaging/mte/default-theme/resize-width-6/dam/Holzbau/Bilder/Referenzen/MFH-berg/mfh-berg-aussen01.jpg/jcr:content/mfh-berg-aussen01.jpg)
![Front view of the Berg apartment building Front view of the Berg apartment building with pending construction works in the garden area](/.imaging/mte/default-theme/resize-width-8-ratio-0675/dam/Holzbau/Bilder/Referenzen/MFH-berg/mfh-berg-aussen02.jpg/jcr:content/mfh-berg-aussen02.jpg)
The silhouette of the Säntis mountain chain was the inspiration for the architecture of the four-storey Berg’ timber construction that conforms to the Minergie standard.
![Roof terrace of the Berg apartment building Photograph from the roof terrace of the Berg apartment building with wooden flooring and spectacular panoramic mountain views above the rooftops](/.imaging/mte/default-theme/resize-width-6/dam/Holzbau/Bilder/Referenzen/MFH-berg/mfh-berg-aussen03.jpg/jcr:content/mfh-berg-aussen03.jpg)
Spacious cantilever terrace balconies are included in all owner-occupied apartments of the Berg apartment building.
![Kitchen and living area of the Berg apartment building View of an open kitchen with sloped ceiling and the living area as well as the wooden terrace flooring and staircase](/.imaging/mte/default-theme/resize-width-8-ratio-0675/dam/Holzbau/Bilder/Referenzen/MFH-berg/mfh-berg-innen01.jpg/jcr:content/mfh-berg-innen01.jpg)
The occupants in the uppermost apartments in particular enjoy plenty of light and panoramic views.
![Top floor of the Berg apartment building Bright, vacant top floor with large windows in the Berg apartment building](/.imaging/mte/default-theme/resize-width-8-ratio-0675/dam/Holzbau/Bilder/Referenzen/MFH-berg/mfh-berg-innen02.jpg/jcr:content/mfh-berg-innen02.jpg)
The roof construction with its 15 different surfaces, the three dormers and numerous ridges also creates a unique effect on the inside.
![Aerial photograph of the Berg apartment building Aerial photograph of the Berg apartment building with view of the wooden terrace floor of the individual apartments](/.imaging/mte/default-theme/resize-width-8-ratio-0675/dam/Holzbau/Bilder/Referenzen/MFH-berg/mfh-berg-aussen05.jpg/jcr:content/mfh-berg-aussen05.jpg)
The photovoltaic installation on the roof of the Berg apartment building is a key element of the sustainable energy concept.
![Top floor of the Berg apartment building View from the window of the top floor of the Berg apartment building of the nearby church and sweeping views of the house rooftops](/.imaging/mte/default-theme/resize-width-6/dam/Holzbau/Bilder/Referenzen/MFH-berg/mfh-berg-innen03.jpg/jcr:content/mfh-berg-innen03.jpg)
View of the Alpstein massif that inspired the architect when choosing the shape and colours of the apartment building.