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Panoramic Views and Clay Brick Integration in a Vineyard Hospitality Space

Authors:
Zsolt Kazi, Blanka Gáspárdy
Panoramic Views and Clay Brick Integration in a Vineyard Hospitality Space

Project in-detail

Integrating clay brick with panoramic views, the design creates a hospitality experience that immerses guests in the surrounding vineyard landscape.
5 key facts about this project
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Integrates clay brick facades to enhance thermal performance and reflect local architecture.
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Features a Panorama Bridge to connect different hotel sections while offering vineyard views.
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Incorporates flexible event spaces designed to accommodate various gathering sizes.
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Utilizes green buffer zones to enhance privacy and support local biodiversity.
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Employs passive design strategies for energy efficiency and guest comfort.
The Monte D’Oiro Wine Hotel is an architectural project designed to integrate hospitality with vineyard operations in a scenic landscape. The design focuses on creating a seamless connection between guests and the surrounding environment, enhancing their experience of local wine culture. The hotel comprises various facilities, including guest accommodations, a restaurant, a wellness area, and event spaces, all purposefully arranged to allow for both social interaction and privacy.

Unique to this project is its commitment to sustainability and the use of local materials. The hotel prominently features clay brick for building façades, providing thermal efficiency while reflecting the regional architecture. Expansive glass elements are incorporated to maximize natural light and offer panoramic views of the vineyard. Concrete serves as a structural backbone, while wooden accents bring warmth and texture into common areas. The combination of these materials contributes to a cohesive aesthetic that resonates with the surrounding landscape.

Design Innovations and Unique Features

The Monte D’Oiro Wine Hotel showcases several design innovations that distinguish it from typical hotel projects. A notable feature is the Panorama Bridge, which connects different sections of the hotel and serves functional and aesthetic purposes. This design element provides unobstructed views and enhances the movement between spaces, contributing to an overall feeling of openness.

Additionally, the project incorporates extensive green buffer zones that provide privacy for guests while supporting local biodiversity. Rooftop gardens create serene outdoor spaces for relaxation, emphasizing the importance of nature within the hotel experience. The design accommodates flexible event spaces that can be customized for various gatherings, ranging from intimate meetings to larger receptions.

Sustainability is at the core of the design approach. The building employs passive design strategies, such as natural ventilation and solar shading, to optimize energy efficiency and guest comfort. The use of local materials reduces the environmental footprint and fosters a connection to the region’s heritage, making the hotel a thoughtful addition to the landscape.

Architectural Layout and Functional Spaces

The layout of the Monte D’Oiro Wine Hotel is organized into multiple functional spaces designed to enhance visitor experience. Hotel accommodations include a range of room types, each designed for comfort and accessibility. The restaurant and sky bar are strategically positioned to maximize views of the vineyard, allowing guests to engage with the local gastronomic offerings.

Health and wellness facilities encompass treatment rooms, fitness areas, and a pool, designed to promote relaxation in a tranquil environment. Event spaces are flexible to accommodate different types of gatherings, highlighting the hotel’s capacity to serve a variety of needs.

For further insights into the Monte D’Oiro Wine Hotel, including architectural plans, sections, and design ideas, explore the project presentation. This investigation will provide a comprehensive understanding of the architectural thought process and design outcomes associated with this unique project.
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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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