A traditional timber house by Bernardo Bader nestles in a forest landscape
Who wouldn’t want to look out of the window across kilometres of nothing but green, with a front-seat view of a lush, mountainous landscape? ‘Haus am Stürcherwald’ (which translates as House in Stürcher Forest) provides exactly this experience for
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