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Charred Wood and Glass Facades Create Seamless Integration With Vineyards in Luxurious Hospitality Setting

Author:
Iaroslav Prygoda
Charred Wood and Glass Facades Create Seamless Integration With Vineyards in Luxurious Hospitality Setting

Project in-detail

Constructed with charred wood accents and expansive glass facades, the hotel offers a luxurious accommodation experience that harmoniously blends with the surrounding vineyards.
5 key facts about this project
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Constructed with charred wood, enhancing fire resistance and aesthetic appeal.
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Features cross-laminated timber panels for sustainable structural efficiency.
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Incorporates a bent A-frame design allowing for expansive interior volumes.
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Strategically positioned balconies provide unobstructed vineyard views.
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Includes dedicated spaces for local art exhibitions, fostering community engagement.
The Monte d'Oiro Wine Hotel is a sophisticated architectural project designed to serve as both a luxurious accommodation and a celebration of the local wine culture. Situated amidst expansive vineyards, the structure emphasizes a seamless integration with its environment while prioritizing guest comfort and accessibility. The design is rooted in contemporary architectural principles, focusing on functionality, sustainability, and a connection to the natural landscape.

The project is organized into distinct functional zones that include guest accommodations, recreational facilities, and communal spaces. Guest rooms are designed to maximize views of the vineyards, featuring large windows and private balconies that invite natural light and enhance the indoor experience. The common areas, including a reception, dining spaces, and wellness amenities, encourage social interactions and leisure activities. Strategic placement of these areas facilitates easy navigation, promoting an inviting atmosphere for guests.

One of the project’s unique features is its approach to blending architecture with the surrounding landscape. The structure is cleverly divided into interconnected sections that visually connect the building to the vineyard backdrop. This design strategy not only enhances the aesthetic experience but also fosters a sense of immersion in the local environment. Moreover, the intentional use of natural stone, glass facades, and wooden accents reinforces this connection while supporting energy-efficient practices.

Sustainability is a vital component of the Monte d'Oiro Wine Hotel. The integration of renewable energy sources, effective thermal insulation, and locally sourced materials demonstrates a commitment to environmentally responsible architecture. The extensive landscaping around the building has been thoughtfully designed, incorporating walking paths and recreational spaces that promote outdoor activity while enhancing the aesthetic qualities of the property.

The Monte d'Oiro Wine Hotel stands out in the hospitality sector by carefully marrying luxury with regional cultural elements. Not only does it provide upscale amenities, but the inclusion of communal spaces for local art exhibitions and wine tasting experiences encourages interaction with the local community and celebrates its heritage. This blend of functionality, cultural engagement, and environmental responsibility positions the Monte d'Oiro Wine Hotel as a noteworthy project within contemporary architecture.

For more detailed insights into the architectural plans, sections, designs, and ideas that shape the Monte d'Oiro Wine Hotel, readers are invited to explore the project presentation for further information.
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The 10th edition of the MICROHOME architecture competition invites architects and designers from around the world to explore the possibilities of compact, sustainable living. Hosted by Buildner in collaboration with Kingspan and Hapi Homes, this special edition challenges participants to design an off-grid, modular microhome for a young professional couple, with a maximum floor area of 25 m². Designs should prioritize innovation, efficiency, and real-world feasibility. 

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