Chalet settlement
Winterthur, Switzerland

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In Winterthur, Switzerland, the Chalet settlement is a row housing estate of nine chalets built in 1912, designed in the Heimatstil architectural style. This modest residential ensemble represents early twentieth-century Swiss domestic architecture, characterized by the Heimatstil movement's emphasis on regional, vernacular aesthetic principles that sought to create homes reflecting local cultural identity and landscape traditions.
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- Built
- Type
- neighborhood, architectural structure, architectural ensemble
- Place
- Winterthur, Switzerland
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