Jacquet & Meermans
Chalet construction
Farmhouse renovation
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Chalet construction
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This former farmhouse has undergone a full 320 m² renovation, with the aim of preserving the exceptional character of the building while providing the comfort of a contemporary chalet. The retained framework and antique woodwork structure the large interior spaces, which are widely open to the light, while contemporary fixtures and fittings blend seamlessly into the existing architecture.
The project includes several master suites and spacious living areas, complemented by a wellness area with a hammam and jacuzzi, as well as an outdoor swimming pool. The firm oversaw the entire operation, from design studies and cost estimation to contractor tendering and site supervision.
LOCATION
Cupelin
Saint-Gervais-les-Bains (74)
TYPE
Full refurbishment
from an old farmhouse
FLOOR AREA
Approximately 350 m²
on 3 levels
SCOPE OF WORK
Studies, costing,
tender process
and site supervision
DEVELOPMENT
Complete restructure
volumes and conservation
of the farm's character
Sleeping accommodation
Master bedrooms
and rooms
Wellbeing
Hammam, jacuzzi
and outdoor swimming pool
Interior design
Exposed beams, aged wood
and contemporary landscaping
Company
Local business
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The architect submits the planning application. Our firm works with several architectural practices depending on your project. The project manager oversees the construction process: they coordinate the contractors, draw up the execution plans, manage the budget and monitor the site right up to handover. At Cabinet Jacquet & Meermans, we provide comprehensive project management for your chalet, from the initial sketch to the handover of the keys.
Based in Les Contamines-Montjoie, we work in all the communes of the Pays du Mont-Blanc, and more widely in Haute-Savoie as far as Geneva depending on the projects.
There is no single price. The cost depends on the design, surface area, construction choices, level of finish, and your budget. In renovation work, the condition of the building (foundations, structure, insulation, bringing things up to standard) can lead to a cost higher than that of a new build. Our profession as a construction economist is at the heart of the mission: we estimate an overall budget from the initial studies and then refine it as the design progresses, to finalise a realistic and controlled budget before the work starts.
On average 4 to 6 months depending on the nature of the project, the local authority and the planning constraints. We work with architects right from the initial studies and the preliminary design stage to integrate regulatory, technical and budgetary constraints from the outset. As a former planning officer, Claire ensures the feasibility of the application before submission, and we support the monitoring process right through to approval.
Yes. We design and manage new builds, renovations and chalet extensions. Every project is considered as a whole: architecture, technical constraints, land, performance, and budget. Wood, stone, shingle or contemporary materials are selected according to the character of the project.
A construction economist manages project costs at every stage: estimating, quantity surveying, contractor tendering, bid analysis and financial monitoring. We provide this expertise in-house, from feasibility through to handover, ensuring consistency between design, technical decisions and budget.
Our core business remains project management and construction economics. Following the completion of projects, many clients ask us to continue our support, particularly regarding the management and rental yield of their chalet. We have therefore created a concierge service dedicated exclusively to our clientele, operating well beyond handover.
None as a matter of principle: each choice results from the client's wishes, the project architecture and the technical constraints of the site. Timber species, stone, roofing, insulation and cladding are selected according to their use, exposure, durability, maintenance and desired level of finish.
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