ARCHITECTURE / HOSPITALITY
Winery in an Old Alcohol Factory
Tomelloso, La Mancha, Spain
An architectural intervention in an existing 19th-century complex, combining heritage restoration, contemporary wine production and new Corten steel pavilions.
The proposal explores the relationship between the existing architecture and new industrial uses, creating a sequence of spaces connected through the different stages of wine production.
LOCATION
Tomelloso, La Mancha, Spain
TYPOLOGY
Hospitality / Winery
SCOPE
Architectural Design, Structural Development, 3D Modelling and Architectural Visualisation.
ARCHITECTURAL CONCEPT
A dialogue between heritage and contemporary production.
The proposal brings heritage restoration and contemporary wine production into dialogue. New Corten steel pavilions connect the existing spaces, organising a sequence that follows the different stages of wine production.
Site organisation
Spatial connections
MATERIALITY & ATMOSPHERE
Spaces shaped by light, material and experience.
The architectural proposal explores the relationship between materiality, light and spatial experience. Corten steel, existing stone structures and carefully controlled lighting create a distinctive atmosphere throughout the winery.
01 — CONFERENCE ROOM
02 — WINE CELLAR
03 — TASTING PAVILION
ARCHITECTURAL STRATEGY
A structural system shaped by the architectural concept.
The project combines the restoration of the existing historic complex with a new structural system for the contemporary winery pavilions. The architectural proposal integrates foundations, steel structures and Corten steel envelopes to establish a clear relationship between the existing architecture and the new intervention.
01 — STRUCTURAL STRATEGY
02 — CONSTRUCTION DETAILS
Construction Detail — Section I
Construction Detail — Section II
PROJECT INFORMATION
PROJECT
Winery in an Old Alcohol Factory
LOCATION
Tomelloso, La Mancha, Spain
PROJECT TYPE
Hospitality / Winery
SCOPE OF WORK
Architectural Design
Structural Development
3D Modelling
Architectural Visualisation