Mexican studio COA Arquitectura has enclosed a vineyard outdoors of Guadalajara with a corrugated metal sawtooth roof and rammed earth partitions.
Situated in Aguascalientes, the 16,576-square-foot (1,540 sq. meters) Tierra Tinta Vineyard consists of three buildings organized in a unfastened triangle – the vineyard with a tasting room and cellar, separate restrooms and a 3rd constructing which can home a future restaurant.
Every of the three buildings was organized diagonally by COA Arquitectura to create “enclosures” between each other and “apertures” to the encompassing panorama, which incorporates the winery, the neighbouring Cerro del Muerto mountain and a small lake.
Knowledgeable by the agricultural buildings of the realm, every constructing is enclosed in rammed earth partitions which might be freestanding, sq. or C-shaped and in-filled with metallic and wooden.
At their centre, low-lying desert vegetation akin to cacti and olive bushes have been interspersed amongst stone benches that double as retaining partitions for the grounds.
Guests enter the principle vineyard constructing at a slim hole between the heavy stone partitions. From there, an open courtyard results in a quantity containing the manufacturing amenities on one facet, whereas a tasting room and outside seating lie on the opposite.
A sawtooth metal roof covers the size of the amenities, mendacity uncovered and uncovered by the stone partitions on its far facet.
“The nave is roofed with corrugated metal sheets in a sawtooth form taking gentle from the north by a metal door-window façade,” mentioned the studio.
Each areas are fronted with slatted overhangs overlaying glass doorways alongside every size.
The tasting room is layered with a tough picket plank ground, bar and ceiling, and leads instantly onto a patio suspended over the lake.
“The inside house is roofed with prepare sleepers’ ground and a picket ceiling in search of heat,” mentioned the studio.
“And in it, solely 4 parts: a wardrobe fastened to the wall, a pair of counter tables and a metal cylinder that by a rear opening, results in a spiral stairway that takes you to the cellar,” it continued.
The tasting room’s staircase leads into the cellar beneath – located beneath the manufacturing amenities – which comprises a big, subterranean tasting house.
“As soon as you’re downstairs, a serpent-shaped pathway means that you can go away behind the pure gentle and dramatize the shock upon arrival,” mentioned the studio.
The basement house is supported by pillars working alongside its size and is backed by a metal wall and earthen partitions on both facet.
A slated ceiling runs its entirety, punctuated by cylindrical, steel-covered lighting pendants.
These lights have been run over a protracted picket desk going through rows of wine barrels that sit on picket tracks amongst a gravel ground.
The identical rough-hewn floorboards create a small platform.
“A cupboard stuffed with bottles, boulders moistened by water drops, a countertop and wine barrels on the ground full the house looking for the perfect ambiance for each the wine maturation and the wine enjoyment,” mentioned the studio.
Elsewhere, the identical slim entry is mirrored within the earthen partitions of the restroom outbuilding and eventual restaurant.
An open courtyard within the restroom constructing results in both toilet, which is outfitted with a protracted, suspended metal sink and stalls with picket doorways.
Pure stone partitions and a metal metallic roof full the house.
COA Arquitectura lately accomplished a monolithic forest house in Jalisco. Dezeen lately rounded up twelve different winery initiatives from across the globe.
The images is by César Béjar
Undertaking credit:
Francisco Gutiérrez
Undertaking Supervisor: Catalina Joya
Collaborators: Tania Robles, María Morales, Edgar Ramírez
Structural engineering: CEROMOTION,Juan Jesús Aguirre
