Rebirth of the Hamlet
Three decades of passion to bring a historic hamlet back to life
The Stages of the Renaissance
Rebuilding the Noraz Farm
First step of the renaissance: restoration of the Noraz family's historic farm using traditional techniques.
- Restoration of the stone walls
- Roof restoration
- Preservation of the traditional wooden balconies
Architectural and Regulatory Design
Crucial years working with State experts, given the confusion between alpine seasonal chalets and the reality of this hamlet: mountain farms occupied year-round by families and their herds.
- Collaboration with Mme Gamelon and Philippe Gagnon (Architecte des Bâtiments de France)
- Pierre Liochon, co-author of the Loi Montagne
2013-2015
Architectural and Regulatory Design
Rebuilding the Farms: the LES CHRYOLLES Project
Complete rebuilding of the hamlet's farms, blending tradition and modernity in harmony.
- Architecture respectful of the heritage
- Local, sustainable materials
- Integrated modern amenities
New Life
The hamlet finds its soul again, welcoming families, friends and people in need.
- Welcoming families
- Community life
- Preserving authenticity
2025+
New Life
From Ruins to Renaissance
Slide the cursor to compare the Anchical farm before restoration and today.
2006 — ruins
TodayThe Result of the Renaissance
The hamlet regains its former splendor, welcoming families and friends in a preserved setting.