Pichler & Traupmann Architects
Just as a premium wine matures in the perfect interplay of all factors, so the associated winery has developed from the interplay of oenology, cellar technology, building technology, building physics, statics and architecture.
2003
Deutsch-Schützen
Completed
Industrial
806 m²
Year |
Venue |
State |
Category |
Size |
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2003 |
Deutsch-Schützen |
Completed |
Industrial |
806 m² |
Year
2003
Venue
Deutsch-Schützen
State
Completed
Category
Industrial
Size
806 m²
Like an etching into the topography, the shape and earth colour of the structure fit so easily into the green surrounding landscape that the neighbouring gable roofs appear like the aliens of the scenery.
The complete transparency of the outer casing and the interior spatial configurations let the landscape melt into the building. Views in all directions make the stages of wine cultivation, from grape to finished wine, artistically visible.
The center of the structure is a veritable “oak barrel show room” from where one’s gaze can glide over the gentle curves of the barrels into the vineyard, to lose itself in the trees. Semi- transparent sun screens lend an oriental, mystical atmosphere to the space. Glass, a reddish- brown colour scheme, and roughly structured particle board dominate the space. For the interior design, the vintner prefers wood to concrete and metal. The material’s vivacity fits his personality and is important for the well-being of his customers, he says.
Pichler & Traupmann Architects
Barbara Aull
Sebastian Moll
Sandy Panek
Walter Michael and Karin Maria Faulhammer
Harald Weiß, Pregarten
Start of planning: 2003
Start of construction: 2004
Completion: 2004
Usable floor area: 806 m²
Location: Deutsch-Schützen, AT
Scope: Design and site supervision
Paul Ott, Graz
Architecture prize of the State of Burgenland 2006 - mention