Vinohradský Pivovar – Brewery in Praha, Czech Republic by o v – a opočenský valouch architekti

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Renewed small brewery in the basement spilka premises of a former brewery. proposal strengthens sculptural qualities of wagon vaulted ceilings and massive walls. Newly punched oval holes combine beer hall with a production area of ​​the brewery and stress Massive brick essence of space. accentuating various cooking operations : Varna, Lauter tun , fermenting room and storage cellar . Light neutral interior gives excel color of the beer glass , ceramics paneled the counter follow the brewing tradition.

Image Courtesy © Luke Žentel

• Architects: o v – a opočenský valouch architekti (George Opočenský, Stephen Valouch)
• Project: Vinohradský Pivovar – Brewery
• Location: Korunní 106, Praha 10, Czech Republic
• Photography: Luke Žentel
• Collaboration: Vojtěch Kratochvíl

Image Courtesy © Luke Žentel

Renewed family brewery is placed in the fermentation cellars of the ancient brewery. The focus of the design was to support sculptural quality of a long vaulted space. New porthole-like windows broke through the thick walls between taproom and brewery reveal boiling pan, lauter tun, fermentation tanks and storage cellar and show it to guests. Light neutral materials and lightening make perfect background for views through glasses of beer. Ceramic counter reminds the traditional Czech beer culture. through glasses of beer. Ceramic counter reminds the traditional Czech beer culture.

Image Courtesy © Luke Žentel

Image Courtesy © Luke Žentel

Image Courtesy © Luke Žentel

Image Courtesy © Luke Žentel

Image Courtesy © Luke Žentel

Image Courtesy © Luke Žentel

Image Courtesy © Luke Žentel

Image Courtesy © Luke Žentel

Image Courtesy © Luke Žentel

Image Courtesy © Luke Žentel

Image Courtesy © Luke Žentel

Image Courtesy © Luke Žentel

Tags: Czech Republic, Praha

Category: Winery

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