Finition Patrimoine
Finition Patrimoine defines the renovation approach adopted for Le Rucher d'Evolène: a process designed to preserve the identity and character of the property while adapting it for contemporary use.
Principle No. 1
Respect the Existing
Preserve the original volumes, materials, and history of the building.
Principle No. 2
Traditional craftsmanship
Prioritise durable and authentic construction techniques rooted in local know-how.
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Principle No. 3
Local Artisans
Work alongside craftspeople from the region.
Principle No. 4
Intervene Only When Necessary
Make changes only where they are genuinely required.
Principle No. 5
A Living Heritage
Preserve what already exists while welcoming new ways of inhabiting and experiencing the place.
This approach ensures a renovation that remains coherent, faithful to its heritage, and deeply connected to its territory.
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The art of a living heritage
Refurbishing our chalets means preserving their craft, from the architecture to the artefacts inside. Browse our curated collection of discoveries here or on display across our homes.
Raccard elevation stones with old moss
