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Day 5

Les Domaines Ott Château de Selle / Carl Fredrik Svenstedt Architect | CFSA

Hi guys, 

Today's project is a little different topic for me, I don't consume alcohol, so I'm not familiar with the process of making it, but I really needed a glass of wine today that I why I decided to analyze a winery. 

The winery takes place in the south of France, It settles between terraced vineyards overlooking the historic Chateau de Selle area. Designing a winery implements being familiar with the process, That starts with providing space for collecting and unloading the delivered grapes, another space for stainless steel tanks and oak barrels for the fermentation and aging processes, and last, a space for the bottling machines.




Well, Know that you are familiar, let's get into the project.

The project's element of excitement is stone, as the project location is between mountains and trees, the stone completed the scene creating a sense of the surroundings. The horizontal sense of the winery is created through two walls made of stone. the stone block shifts Its direction according to the light, view, and ventilation. 



By analyzing the ground floor plan we can see that's the functions of the building is aligned according to the wine-making process. 

 
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Archdaily

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