5 key facts about this project
Environmental Integration and Design Approach
The architectural design emphasizes a strong connection to the landscape through the use of rammed earth for walls, which provides thermal mass and enhances the tactile quality of the space. Reinforced concrete is employed for structural integrity, while wood accents throughout the interiors foster warmth. Expansive glazing is strategically placed to allow abundant natural light, creating a sense of openness and fostering a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor environments.
A defining characteristic of "Templum Vini" is its innovative water management strategy. Shallow pools interspersed throughout the site not only serve as aesthetic features but also contribute to temperature regulation, cooling the air and creating calming atmospheres. Green roofs are incorporated to facilitate biodiversity and assist in natural insulation, underscoring the project’s commitment to sustainability.
Functional and Social Spaces
The project is organized around communal gathering spaces that promote social interaction. The central dining area and outdoor wine tasting space are designed to accommodate larger groups, encouraging communal experiences. Individual guest houses provide privacy while maintaining close proximity to shared spaces, facilitating an optimal balance between personal retreat and social engagement.
Unique design approaches within "Templum Vini" include the incorporation of flexible, multipurpose areas that can easily adapt to various activities, from meditation sessions to social events. The architectural plan maximizes the potential for natural ventilation and passive heating, enhancing overall energy efficiency and occupant comfort.
Explore the project presentation for a detailed examination of the architectural plans, sections, designs, and innovative ideas that contribute to the unique character of "Templum Vini." Discover how the project's thoughtful approach to sustainability and design reshapes the experience of engaging with nature.