The Monte D'Oiro Wine Hotel is located within a scenic vineyard, designed to offer guests an engaging experience that aligns with the surrounding landscape. The project centers on the idea of the "Musical Cloak," which illustrates the bond between the constructed environment and nature. The design aims to enhance how visitors interact with both the space and the winery through its thoughtful organization and integration with the vineyard.

Conceptual Framework
The layout features simple forms and patterns that reflect the shapes found in the vineyard. Each pathway guides visitors through the hotel and leads to the wine streets, inviting a deeper relationship with the natural setting. From various vantage points inside the hotel, guests enjoy expansive views of the vineyard, creating an ongoing connection to the environment.

Musical Cloak
A key element of the hotel is the Musical Cloak, which wraps around the building and serves several functions. It provides shelter from sunlight, shapes sounds through movements of the wind, and supports bioclimatic principles. The cloak adds a dynamic quality to the space, enhancing the overall sensory experience for those inside.

Material Selection
In terms of materials, rammed earth was chosen for the walls, reinforcing the connection to the local landscape and minimizing environmental impact. This choice grounds the building in its context while embodying a commitment to sustainability. Cork is also used within the design, offering insulation and highlighting the focus on using locally sourced materials that align with the project’s vision.

Outdoor terraces and observation points amplify the connection to the vineyard. These spaces encourage relaxation and contemplation, bridging indoor and outdoor experiences. The architecture integrates with the vineyard's story, promoting a greater appreciation for the landscape and the craft of winemaking.