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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. Winery Nals Margreid in Bozen, Italy by Markus Scherer Architekt (designed with MicroStation)October 30th, 2011 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Markus Scherer Architekt Nals is located at the bottom of the Sirmiane hill embedded in a scenery of wine and fruit. The porphyry walls of the mountain ridge break through this grapelandscape and form with their dark brownred colour a strong contrast to the lovely scenery of wine.  Night view of the winery
 Overview of the area Over the years, the winery grew into a random pattern building-agglomerate. The desire to merge the two places of production Margreid and Nals and to expand the wine production in Nals requires an advance in the capacities considering the oenological sophisticated processing of the grapes.  View from the vineyard The new arrangement of the functions has been put into practice through the realization of a new head end structure for the delivery and cellaring of the grapes with an adjoining vinification tower, a large new underground cellar, as well as a new barrel cellar into the court and a spanning far cantilevering roof panel.  View of the entrance facade The two central parts of the winery open up towards the main court and provide the visitors with an insight into the barrel cellar and the vinification tower.  Rear of the winery The new main building with a socket zone is built up of brown red coloured insulating concrete, which forms a chromatic unit with the bordering cemetery consisting of porphyry stones as well as the porphyry cliff of the Sirmianer hill.  View from the cemetry The barrel cellar is placed into the court like an oversize case of wine, according to this it is a wooden structure. The new materials are left naturally, so they blend harmoniously into the overall setting and thus correspond with the basic ideology of the product manufactured: independent, honest and authentic.  View of the entrance facade and the bordering cemetery  view of the a socket zone, the barrel cellar and the spanning far cantilevering roof panel  Entrance view  View of the main court and barrel cellar  Internal view of the barrel cellar  Internal view of the barrel cellar  Internal view of the fermentation underground cellar  Unloading and storage area of wine grapes  Night view of the main facade  Night view of the terrace above the barrel cellar
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