This large-scale renovation project transforms an existing industrial winemaking facility into a modern agritourism hub. The concept is rooted in a deeply respectful approach to the local landscape, seamlessly integrating new hospitality functions into an established environment.
We moved completely away from the utilitarian look of standard industrial warehouses. The new architectural solutions replace blank sandwich panels with expressive steel frameworks that echo the organic curves of the surrounding hills. Wrapped in vertical climbing grapevines, the architecture merges with the landscape, establishing a natural dialogue between the built environment and nature.
The heart of the complex is a restaurant integrated directly into the wine aging cellar. Through expansive panoramic glazing, guests can observe the wine maturation process first-hand, remaining deeply immersed in the production environment. Here, architecture becomes a central part of the guest experience, amplifying the bond between person, place, and winemaking culture.
The tourism infrastructure is positioned at the highest point of the topography and includes 15 guest lodges carved into the hillside. This placement guarantees total privacy and dramatic panoramic views across the vineyards. A specialized wine SPA center beautifully complements the hospitality offering.
Special attention was dedicated to the site’s heritage. The historic house was meticulously restored, the central ancestral avenue was preserved, and a comprehensive landscape design was implemented. Both vehicular and pedestrian routes were completely reorganized to ensure smooth, comfortable, and intuitive navigation across the entire property.
This project demonstrates how a comprehensive, intelligent renovation can entirely shift the perception of a site. By working harmoniously with topography, architecture, and landscape, a former industrial zone has been successfully reborn as a premier destination for modern wine tourism.
