Stäfner Stein apartment complex
Stäfa, CH
![Stäfner Stein apartment complex View of an apartment building on Lake Zurich.](/.imaging/mte/default-theme/resize-width-6/dam/Holzbau/Bilder/Referenzen/MFH-reichling-staefa/mfh-reichling-staefa-aussen01.jpg/jcr:content/mfh-reichling-staefa-aussen01.jpg)
![Overall view of the Stäfner Stein apartment complex The buildings are connected via space that provides additional facilities for relaxation outdoors.](/.imaging/mte/default-theme/resize-width-8-ratio-0675/dam/Holzbau/Bilder/Referenzen/MFH-reichling-staefa/mfh-reichling-staefa-aussen02.jpg/jcr:content/mfh-reichling-staefa-aussen02.jpg)
View of the development
![External area of the apartment complex External area of the Stäfner Stein apartment complex with seating in fine weather](/.imaging/mte/default-theme/resize-width-6/dam/Holzbau/Bilder/Referenzen/MFH-reichling-staefa/mfh-reichling-staefa-aussen07.jpg/jcr:content/mfh-reichling-staefa-aussen07.jpg)
An atrium adds to the quality atmosphere
![Stäfner Stein facade view The facades comprise traditional shingles applied with a modern vision to create a contemporary construction.](/.imaging/mte/default-theme/resize-width-8-ratio-0675/dam/Holzbau/Bilder/Referenzen/MFH-reichling-staefa/mfh-reichling-staefa-aussen04.jpg/jcr:content/mfh-reichling-staefa-aussen04.jpg)
Shingle facade in Swiss timber
![Stäfner Stein apartment building An apartment building that combines the wooden and glazed elements.](/.imaging/mte/default-theme/resize-width-8-ratio-0675/dam/Holzbau/Bilder/Referenzen/MFH-reichling-staefa/mfh-reichling-staefa-aussen03.jpg/jcr:content/mfh-reichling-staefa-aussen03.jpg)
The buildings are defined by clear lines
![Stäfner Stein interior The interior comprises large, bright spaces.](/.imaging/mte/default-theme/resize-width-8-ratio-0675/dam/Holzbau/Bilder/Referenzen/MFH-reichling-staefa/mfh-reichling-staefa-innen01.jpg/jcr:content/mfh-reichling-staefa-innen01.jpg)
Living areas bathed in daylight
Stäfa, CH
View of the development
An atrium adds to the quality atmosphere
Shingle facade in Swiss timber
The buildings are defined by clear lines
Living areas bathed in daylight
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