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Terraced Structure of Natural Stone and Wood Accenting Vineyards in a Hospitality Setting

Author:
Ekaterina Ugriumova
Terraced Structure of Natural Stone and Wood Accenting Vineyards in a Hospitality Setting

Project in-detail

Utilizing terraced stone and wood construction that seamlessly integrates with its vineyard surroundings, the design emphasizes sustainability and natural aesthetics while providing a unique hospitality experience.
5 key facts about this project
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Terraced design enhances natural water management and biodiversity.
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Uses locally sourced stone and timber to minimize environmental impact.
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Incorporates extensive glass facades for unobstructed vineyard views.
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Features outdoor terraces that blend seamlessly with the surrounding landscape.
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Includes dedicated spaces for wine tasting and cultural experiences.
The White Monte d'Oiro Wine Hotel is an architectural project aimed at providing an immersive hospitality experience within the context of a vineyard landscape. The design reflects a harmonious relationship between built structures and the surrounding natural environment. Its primary function is to serve as a hotel that caters to visitors interested in wine tourism and relaxation, offering tailored experiences that highlight the region’s viticulture.

The architectural composition consists of multiple interconnected volumes, which allow for both private and communal spaces. The approach to the overall design emphasizes functionality, with public spaces such as restaurants and wellness areas positioned to maximize views and facilitate social interactions. The careful arrangement of the building integrates with the topography of the land, creating a seamless transition between the hotel and the surrounding vineyards.

The unique design approaches employed in the White Monte d'Oiro Wine Hotel include a focus on sustainability, utilizing natural materials that resonate with the local environment. The project incorporates stone, wood, glass, and concrete—materials that enhance durability while promoting energy efficiency. The extensive use of glass invites natural light into the interiors, further connecting occupants to the exterior landscape.

The terraced structure of the hotel is central to its design. This feature not only provides aesthetic appeal but also aids in water management and biodiversity promotion within the property. The landscape design complements the architecture, featuring pathways and green terraces that create spaces for relaxation and interaction with nature.

In terms of spatial organization, guest accommodations are designed for privacy, each offering outdoor balconies that overlook the vineyards. Public areas, such as the pool and wellness center, are situated to encourage guest engagement with the scenic backdrop. This design choice reflects a broader understanding of hospitality as an experience that encompasses both comfort and connection to the local culture.

To gain deeper insights into the White Monte d'Oiro Wine Hotel, readers are encouraged to explore the architectural plans, sections, designs, and ideas that illustrate the intricate relationship between the project and its environment. Understanding these elements will provide a comprehensive view of how the project effectively bridges architecture and nature while addressing the unique needs of its users.
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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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