The Oberbuchfelder, a pair farmstead from the 16th century, tells of a close-to-nature, rugged way of life. Built from lime, wood, stone, and straw, it rests quietly in the landscape. 

Its adaptive reuse preserves the old and gently complements it with timeless elements. Traditional craftsmanship meets clean, modern forms. This creates holiday spaces where history becomes tangible – without romanticizing it. A place of silence, of continuation, of architectural honesty.