ASCULPTED STILLNESS IN THE SWISS ALPS

In the pristine landscape of St. Moritz, Badrutt’s Palace quietly expands its legacy. The new Serlas Wing blends centuries through architecture that listens—to history, to setting, to silence

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Badrutt’s Palace is steeped in alpine lore, but its latest architectural gesture is anything but traditional. With the unveiling of the Serlas Wing, the iconic hotel doesn't reach upward or outward—it reaches inward. Designed by ACPV Architects, this extension is subtle in spirit, modern in language, and reverent in placement. It tucks itself into the mountainside like a considered footnote rather than a headline—an exercise in quiet precision that lets the land lead.

FOLLOWING THE MOUNTAIN'S LEAD