Wine Cultural Center

Our design will build the foundations of a new sustainable development, where barriers between nature, buildings, and AI will be removed. The views and the landscape have always been the primary protagonists of the design,"

INSPIRATION
Our project design is highly affected by the project site’s surrounding environment.
Visitors will access site by an external ramp that leads to the upper level, designed to "emphasise its relationship with the site".

The movement in this project is planned based on respect for humans and nature in a way that (plus shape) route, we have built a river among the land uses in order to reach the desired places as well as the sensory experience of rafting and shopping from commercial centers and reaching expo and hotel along the river path.
By designing this route in the riverbed, visitors can visit the entire site on a tour of the river and share their experiences with their friends and family.
This route exists around the uses and inside the museum.

The project was designed with the elements and qualities of the architecture of ancient villages of China in mind. It is formed in a rectangular site in order to respond to the requested guidelines in the program. The plan is divided into four sections, as they separate, a space is formed in the middle which is designed to create a connecting space, and activate public activities. In order to improve the landscape quality we have placed a river in middle. The river is situated beside the commercial spaces and shops. These spaces are designed to be reminiscent of traditional Chinese markets as well as the floating villages and cities.
Pixelate volumetric cells were used to design the spaces. These pixels go back and forth in the middle walls to create a unique spaces feature. The ceiling of this complex is designed in the waffle pattern consisting of rhombus shapes. This project is futuristic and is designed with Chinese architectural tradition features in mind.
This design is the exact replica of a Chinese complex which was built a thousand years ago.

MATERIALS AND BUILDABILITY

The roof is covered in shingled panels that reference traditional, these panels add texture and depth to the building roof and create evocative light and transparency effects below.
The exhibition and cultural offerings are experienced as a sequence of spaces, beginning with an exterior waiting area in the landscape, leading to a themed exhibition space with interactive installations and cultural offerings.