Winery

In the heart of Warsaw’s Śródmieście district, on Zgoda Street, hides a gem of the capital’s wine scene – the BRAĆ wine bar. This small place with an area of only 27 m² became a creative and functional challenge for the designers from the mode:lina™ studio, consisting of: Kinga Kin, Paweł Garus and Jerzy Wożniak – known for their numerous HoReCa projects. BRAĆ was born out of the passion of its owners, who, combining their love of wine and regional traditions and culture, developed a professional collaboration with the best Polish creators. This is the story of (as they call themselves) 3 brothers who have given the people of Warsaw a place full of Polish wine, design and graphics. Patryk Lewińs... More

Part of the Jose de Mello Group, the WineStone Group is responsible for some of the most admired wine marks in Portugal, such as Ravasqueira, Guarda Rios, Quinta do Côtto, Paço de Teixeiró, Quinta de Pancas or Krohn Port wines. For renovating its headquarters in Parque Suécia in Carnaxide, WineStone hired Vector Mais for a design, building, and furniture supply project. Vector Mais Vector Mais Vector Mais Vector Mais Vector Mais Inspired by the wine world, the Vector Mais architecture team developed an office expressing the group's activity. That relationship is particularly notorious at the reception, a space that works as a showroom and a wine cellar for WineStone wines. Using a rustic... More

The choice of this name is linked to the courtyard shape of the structure, which is reminiscent of a common feature in traditional rural and agricultural architecture. In Latin, 'Cohorte' underscores the historical and practical significance of such spaces as gathering points for various activities, reflecting the building's commitment to embracing these traditions. Caption On the ground floor, there is an expansive event space equipped to host various types of gatherings. Adjacent to it is a kitchen for meal preparation or catering for groups. Additionally, there is a workshop for creative activities or courses. Caption Upstairs, three guest bedrooms are available, suitable for accommodating event attendees such as weddings or... More

Chefs Culinar Poland is a global brand with German roots that has been in business for almost 100 years. Designing for such a client is a big challenge and a great responsibility. In 2018, our studio was invited to work on the interior design of Chefs Culinar's newly built logistics center in Wiskitki near Warsaw. Thanks to our early inclusion into the team, we were able to go through the entire process in accordance with our internal procedures, resulting in a space tailored to the requirements of the client and their team. Kroniki Studio: Hanna Polczynska Kroniki Studio: Hanna Polczynska More than an office. The logistics center in Wiskitki is not just warehouses with an office area. The brief was to additionally create a coo... More

Design and construction of a wine cellar, combining the necessary microclimates with functional aesthetic creativity of the environments. More

Châlons-en-Champagne, near Reims, in the heart of the historic province of Champagne, is home to the House of Joseph Perrier, a company founded in 1825 and currently run by the sixth generation of the founding family. Joseph Perrier stands for a tradition of Champagne excellence handed down from father to son for almost two centuries. The House is headquartered in an old coaching inn, and the land surrounding it holds a network of subterranean tunnels excavated in the Gallo-Roman era. In 2019, the company commissioned an ambitious project. The historic site was completely renovated, and new areas open to the public were added. At the same time, the lighting was redesigned. The cellars, the new garden and the outdoor spaces all benefi... More

Theorem Winery is located west of downtown Calistoga, California, within the Diamond Mountain appellation in Napa Valley. Eschewing the ubiquitous large winery venues focused on handling hundreds of guests at one time, Theorem is designed as an intimate, bespoke experience where hospitality reigns supreme. Paul Dyer The 60-acre complex features a cluster of late-19th century structures originally built by Beverley Cole as a country retreat to escape the fog of San Francisco (Cole is noted for establishing what would become the University of California/San Francisco Medical System). The property includes a small schoolhouse and a distinguished Greek revival cottage known as the Cole House, which was restored and remodeled by Richard Be... More

Set within one of the oldest Zinfandel vineyards in California, the St. Helena residence floats above the surrounding vines, extending the landscape into the house and pulling life out into the garden.  An olive tree lined gravel driveway frames the entrance, culminating in the oak-lined property edge, where an existing heritage oak anchors the property.  This oak orients the site, marking the central axis of the house, pool and—through the vineyard—the barn.  Salvaged ancient olive trees are integrated into the barn landscape, tying into the reclaimed wood of the barn siding and framing the entrances to the building.  Exuberant perennial plantings frame the trees and provide seasonal interest—Nepeta fl... More

On the slopes of Epanomi, a few kilometres from the city of Thessaloniki, a meticulously-tended vineyard surrounds the modern winery, where the renowned Ktima Gerovassiliou wines are produced. It attracts visitors all year round, providing space for lectures, performances, discussions, presentations, scientific symposiums and performances. The modern winery is surrounded by the vineyard which spreads over 710 acres. Especially notable is the Gerovassiliou Wine Museum which includes educational programs, guided tours and parallel events that take place, based on a variety of stimuli and information provided by the winery. In addition, the Museum presents to visitors one of the world's greatest collectors of corkscrews which numbers more than... More

The lesson develops through the biography of the two founders of the studio, Massimo Alvisi and Junko Kirimoto, two different and at the same time complementary paths. On the one hand, the experiences of Kunko Kirimoto at the University of Kyoto, straddling both art and architecture, and with world-famous japanese architects such as Shin Takamatsu and Kazuyo Sejima, up to her arrival to Italy and the collaboration with Massimiliano Fuksas. On the other hand, Massimo Alvisi with his education at the Faculty of Architecture in Florence, and the collaborations with Thomas Herzog and Renzo Piano. With the latter, architect Alvisi has worked side by side for eight years for important construction sites such as that of Potsdamer Platz in Berlin... More

The facade of the new winery in Tramin is imaginatively woven into the surrounding vineyards. The visual core of the spectacular building are the vine – like aluminium cylinders, which "grow around" an angled glass facade. We are pleased that our ideas in the choice of materials and, above all, the exact and complicated production of 500 different individual bodies made of aluminium were an important contribution to this outstanding architecture. More

The Schreckbichl Winery has undergone a comprehensive architectural transformation over time, combining production, hospitality, and contemporary architectural expression into a coherent whole. The project includes both the original winery extension (2012) and a recent major refurbishment and modernization (completed 2024), resulting in a renewed architectural identity that unites tradition and innovation. AnamCara The earlier intervention introduced a distinctive architectural concept based on a vineyard-inspired façade made of aluminium expanded metal. Approximately 1,000 m² of aluminium mesh, mounted on around 200 steel frames, forms a semi-transparent skin that filters light and creates a dynamic relationship between b... More