The Bodegas Ysios winery’s roof, when seeing from exact 90 degree, giving us a pixel-like visual, thus create the effect of an unreal building when photographed. Designed by Santiago Calatrava. The Bodegas and Bebidas group wanted a building that would be an icon for its prestigious new wine “la Rioja Alavesa” and at the same time accommodate the precise and rigorous program of spaces needed to make, store and sell wine. The site is uneven, with pronounced grade changes of as much as 10 meters from the highest levels in the north, to the lowest in the south. About half of the site is occupied by vineyards. The roof, composed of a series of laminated wooden beams, supported on the staggered sinusoidal cornice of the lateral walls, is treated as a continuation of the facades. The result is a ruled surface wave, which combines concave and convex surfaces as it evolves along the longitudinal axis. Check out this winery, it’s amazing. Enjoy.
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March 28th, 2012
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