Cube-shaped building with rust-colored facade and perforated design in an open area with trees.

A large, cube-shaped building with a rust-colored facade stands in an open area with a few trees and a clear sky. The building has a perforated design and is surrounded by a paved area.

Story

A winery seamlessly integrated into the Swiss landscape

The Urs Hauser Winery in Contone, Switzerland, is a testament to the precision and elegance of Wespi De Meuron Romeo's architectural vision. Nestled within the picturesque Swiss landscape, the winery is designed to harmonize with its natural surroundings while offering a functional space for wine production and tasting.

  • The structure employs local materials, ensuring a natural integration with the environment.

  • Clean lines and minimalist forms define the building's aesthetic, creating a serene atmosphere.

  • The spatial organization facilitates efficient wine production processes while providing welcoming spaces for visitors.

  • Large windows and open spaces maximize natural light and offer panoramic views of the vineyards.

Location Contone, Switzerland
Architect Wespi De Meuron Romeo
Materials Local stone, glass
Function Winery

This project exemplifies contemporary architecture through its thoughtful integration with the landscape, use of local materials, and functional design. It stands as a symbol of modern elegance and efficiency in the heart of Switzerland's wine country.

Technical Summary

Finishes

  • Facade: Rust-colored perforated metal panels.
  • Interior Walls: Concrete walls with a minimalist finish.

Materials

  • Metal — Facade panels and interior perforated screens.
  • Concrete — Interior walls and ceilings.
  • Wood — Interior doors and barrels.

Construction / Systems

  • Facade System: Perforated metal panels with rust-colored finish.

Products

  • Not specified

Palette / Lighting

  • Colors: Rust, Concrete Gray
  • Lighting: Natural and recessed lighting creating patterned shadows.

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