<p> A collision course of rustic and modern. This 200-year-old Alpine hut near Gstaad was converted into a residence for an art collector by <a target="_blank" href="http://www.afgh.ch/index.html">Andreas Fuhrimann and Gabrielle Achler</a>. The architects used massive stone blocks from a local quarry in the construction of the kitchen and the bathroom and preserved most of the original timber. Via <a target="_blank" href="http://www.materialicious.com/2008/09/alpine-hut.html">Materialicious</a>; photos by Roman Signer.</p> <p> <img alt="http://swisscabin.jpg" src="http://remodelista.com/img/sub/swisscabin.jpg" /></p> <p> <img alt="http://swisscabinliving.jpg" src="http://remodelista.com/img/sub/swisscabinliving.jpg" /></p> <p> <img alt="http://swisscabinkitchen.jpg" src="http://remodelista.com/img/sub/swisscabinkitchen.jpg" /></p> <p> <img alt="http://swisscabinbath.jpg" src="http://remodelista.com/img/sub/swisscabinbath.jpg" /></p>