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Article from issue 7+8/2004 »Roof Structures«

Vineyard Estate Buildings in Arínzano

documentation    p. 809 - 813
Architect Moneo, Rafael | Structural Engineer Cańas, Jiménez Jesús |

Situated in Navarre in northern Spain, the estate comprises a number of existing buildings and a new linear development laid out in a form that reflects the various stages of wine production. The grapes arrive at the north-east corner and are pressed in an adjoining hall covered by a series of saddleback roofs that cantilever out over the forecourt. The fermentation process takes place in a smaller space, which receives north light through a monopitch shed roof. Adjoining this area is a long hall where the wine matures. Leading over the casks is a walkway raised on concrete columns, from which the double-pitched roof is supported on oak branch-like struts that also articulate the high internal space.

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