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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Füleky Winery in Tokaj, Hungary by Építész StúdióJune 10th, 2011 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Építész Stúdió In the historical center of the small Tokaj village, on a plot directly adjacent to a 15th century church, our task entailed the design of a winery that is to produce quality Tokaj wines. The basic concept underlying the building’s design was to build a new winery by making use of all valuable elements of the greatly remodeled, original stone building. Thus, the existing, traditionally laid stone walls had been integrated into the new building so as to result in a house that now displays these original elements. It has turned out only upon uncovering of the small house, i.e. after removal of layers of plaster, that beautiful stone walls had been hidden there for several hundred years. As a modern, dry-laid structure, the new facades of the building as well as its roof have been made of yellow-grey stone originating from nearby Mád. The stone panels on the roof are laid in a manner so as to recall the original tile-covered house, yet with the roof planes already implying a new and progressive mass.  Front View (Image Courtesy Gyula Erhardt)
 Füleky Winery (Image Courtesy Gyula Erhardt)
 Füleky Winery (Image Courtesy Gyula Erhardt)  Side View (Image Courtesy Gyula Erhardt)  Exterior View (Image Courtesy Gyula Erhardt)  Exterior View (Image Courtesy Gyula Erhardt)  Bird's View (Image Courtesy Gyula Erhardt)  Interior View (Image Courtesy Gyula Erhardt)  Interior View (Image Courtesy Gyula Erhardt)  Interior View (Image Courtesy Gyula Erhardt)  Ceiling View (Image Courtesy Gyula Erhardt)  Interior View (Image Courtesy Gyula Erhardt)
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