Wine Making Process
Architectural and design approaches to wine production facilities and the spaces where wine is made.
Wine making process encompasses the design and architecture of wineries, from vineyard integration to production facilities. Designers and architects approach these spaces by considering how built environments can support both the technical requirements of wine production and the relationship between the winery and its landscape.
The community explores how contemporary winery design responds to specific sites and climates, including projects that embed facilities into hillsides, use innovative materials and structures, and create interiors that connect production spaces with the surrounding vineyards and natural environment.
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Luís Loureiro Buries a Positive-Energy Winery Beneath the Douro's Organic Vineyards
In Portugal's Vilariça Valley, a 2,700 square metre gravity-fed facility disappears under native grasses and photovoltaic panels.
Wespi de Meuron Romeo Wraps a Swiss Winery in a Perforated Corten Steel Veil
A 545-square-metre cube in Gambarogno conceals oak barrels and fermentation tanks behind laser-cut weathering steel.
Aidlin Darling Design Strips Back Decades of Clutter at Robert Mondavi Winery to Reunite It with the Land
A $200 million transformation in Napa Valley peels away ad hoc additions and rebuilds the campus from its own demolished materials.
GAM Arquitetos Lets the Chapada Diamantina Landscape Speak Through UVVA Winery's Interior
A 487-square-meter interior intervention in Mucugê, Brazil, strips back ornament so vineyards and mountains become the primary material.
