Vineyards and Wineries
Cellar doors are wine tasting spaces at vineyards and wineries. Winery projects also cover cellar design for wine storage.Can't find it? Describe what you need and matching suppliers will come to you.
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About Vineyards and Wineries projects
Architecture for vineyards and wineries needs to accommodate visitors without disrupting the work behind the wine. On working sites in New Zealand, the brief should establish how hospitality spaces relate to production buildings and the surrounding land. A project such as Carrick Winery by SA Studio can be assessed against that brief by looking at how guests arrive, where they spend time and how their route meets the working site.
Vineyards and Wineries
Exterior materials deserve the same attention as the visitor experience. Acid-Washed Corrugate Brings Rural Charm by Roofing Industries provides a reference for how corrugated cladding with this finish looks in a rural setting. A finish for a new building or refurbishment needs to be assessed for its suitability for the site's exposure and its maintenance requirements, as well as its colour. Junctions with existing cladding also need to be resolved where an addition meets an older building.
What should be resolved before a winery layout is drawn?
Map delivery vehicle movements and visitor access on the same site plan. Separate conflicting routes before fixing building positions or entrances.
How can a tasting room manage noise?
Allow for sound-absorbing finishes where conversation needs to remain comfortable. Ask the designer to assess reverberation, particularly if the room has exposed metal or other hard surfaces.
When should consent requirements be checked?
Confirm the proposed activities and any change of use with the council early in the brief. Guest capacity and food service can affect the requirements, so resolve these before detailed design.