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Metal Netting and A Spacco Integration in a Wine Tasting Room Experience

Author:
Massimiliano Locatelli
Metal Netting and A Spacco Integration in a Wine Tasting Room Experience

Project in-detail

Blending a dynamic glass facade with the protective embrace of metal netting, the wine tasting room invites visitors to engage with both the architecture and the surrounding vineyards in a space dedicated to the appreciation of viticulture.
5 key facts about this project
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The design incorporates metal netting that enhances airflow while providing weather protection.
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A Spacco marble is used within the interior, connecting the space visually to the surrounding landscape.
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The building's form is inspired by local vineyard structures, promoting harmony with its environment.
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Large glass panels create inviting panoramic views and foster a connection between indoor and outdoor spaces.
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The layout facilitates adaptable use, accommodating diverse events beyond wine tastings.
The Monte d'Oiro Wine Tasting Room stands as a contemporary architectural project that integrates seamlessly with its natural vineyard surroundings. Located within a prominent wine-producing region, this facility is designed not only as a space for tasting and appreciating wine but also as a testament to the evolving culture of viticulture. The project represents a thoughtful exploration of the relationship between the built environment and nature, providing visitors with an immersive experience that highlights the nuances of wine culture.

Functionally, the Monte d'Oiro Wine Tasting Room serves as a venue for tastings, educational events, and social gatherings. Its design emphasizes a fluid connection between indoor and outdoor spaces, allowing guests to engage directly with the surrounding vineyards. Through this interaction with the landscape, visitors are encouraged to appreciate the natural elements that contribute to wine production. The architectural layout is carefully organized to guide movement; spaces are arranged to maximize views and facilitate a smooth transition between the different areas of the facility.

A key aspect of the design is its morphological approach, which draws inspiration from the local topography and the organic shapes of the surrounding vineyards. The building features a form that is not only visually appealing but also serves to blend into the landscape, ensuring that the structure does not dominate the site. The choice of materials is deliberate, enhancing both aesthetics and functionality. Steel is employed for structural elements, providing a robust yet lightweight framework, while large glass panels invite natural light into the interior, establishing a sense of openness and connection to the environment. The use of metal netting further complements this design, acting as a protective layer while maintaining transparency and allowing airflow.

Interior spaces within the wine tasting room are crafted using materials such as concrete, which offers durability, as well as A Spacco plates, a green marble that enriches the interior with natural textures and colors. This thoughtful selection of materials not only contributes to the visual appeal of the space but also aligns with the principles of sustainability, reflecting a commitment to environmentally conscious design.

The unique design approach of the Monte d'Oiro Wine Tasting Room is evident in its ability to blend traditional vineyard aesthetics with modern architectural elements. The structure's skeletal frame supports the glass facade, enabling panoramic views of the vineyard. This design features a strong link between social and sensory experiences, transforming wine tasting into an event that is as much about the environment as it is about the product. The careful arrangement of spaces allows for flexible use, accommodating various events and functions beyond just tastings.

By drawing upon references from traditional vineyard architecture and modern design practices, the Monte d'Oiro project illustrates a contemporary understanding of how architecture can enhance interaction with nature. Visitors are invited to explore the facility, taking in both the architectural and natural beauty that surrounds them. For those interested in gaining further insights into the design, exploring the architectural plans, sections, and detailed designs will provide a deeper understanding of the thoughtful considerations that shaped this remarkable project. The Monte d'Oiro Wine Tasting Room not only elevates the tasting experience but also enriches the cultural landscape of the region, establishing itself as an exemplary model of modern vineyard architecture.
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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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