5 key facts about this project
The Monte d'Oiro Tannin Hotel is located in the tranquil landscape of the Monte d'Oiro Quinta, designed to welcome wine lovers. Its setting highlights the natural beauty of the vineyards while serving the needs of both visitors and vineyard operations. The central idea of the design is to create a space that immerses guests in the local environment, allowing them to enjoy both the architecture and the surrounding nature.
Central Design Concept
The plan separates hotel activities from the day-to-day operations of the vineyard. This separation makes it easier for guests to move around while minimizing disruption. The rooms are arranged in a tiered formation that follows the slope of the ground. This layout helps ensure that each room offers views of the vineyards. Access to these rooms comes from the upper levels, reducing foot traffic in communal areas, thus promoting a peaceful atmosphere throughout the complex.
Focal Point for Community Engagement
A circular building serves as the main hub for services like reception, dining, and beverages. This focal point is strategically placed to provide widespread views of the landscape. By positioning this building away from the rooms, unobstructed views are maintained, allowing guests to fully absorb the scenic surroundings. This creates a space where visitors can engage with one another and enjoy the site’s natural charm.
Functional Public Spaces
The design of the upper floor is adapted to create public areas for events, meetings, and leisure activities. By using this space effectively, the project encourages interactions among guests while also incorporating existing trees and natural features into the design. These elements provide shaded areas, allowing visitors to relax and enjoy the environment.
Attention to Landscape Integration
Efforts have been made to preserve the authentic character of the Monte d'Oiro Quinta while providing modern hospitality services. By aligning hotel functions with the natural landscape and the winery's operations, the design offers a thoughtful experience that emphasizes the area’s winemaking culture. Garden spaces invite guests to step outside and connect with the surroundings, enhancing their overall experience at the hotel.