Chalet-style houses came to us from Switzerland. The inhabitants of the Swiss Alps built small cottages for shepherds in the highlands. Locals built houses with gable roofs and overhangs up to 1 meter wide. The roofs looked like shepherd's hats, which were called chalets, so people called the houses chalets. The foundation was built on the slope of the mountain from stones, and the house from a wooden beam, so the house turned out with a stone lower level and a wooden upper one. The terrace had a stunning view of the mountains. Subsequently, they began to build houses in this way not only in the mountains, but also in other places where beautiful views of the surroundings could be used.
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18 фев 2022
