98 Winery in Japan by S PLUS ONE architects

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The project site is the place where it located in the north side of Fukuori Koshu city  Yamanashi prefecture where a plan site is an excellent production center of the Koshu kind of wine. Fukuori is the are that can overlook Mt Fuji in the south direction. There were mulberry field of sericulture.There are some old traditional Japanese house in this area and people have been living .

The client wishes I made wine that mean terroir this area here where it faces the south of slope.

Image Courtesy © Koji Fujii (Nacasa and partners)

• Architects: S PLUS ONE architects
• Project: 98 Winery
• Location: Japan
• Photography: Koji Fujii (Nacasa and partners)
• Engineering: frameworks
• Landscape: Kei amano 
  
• Completion Year: 2019

Image Courtesy © Koji Fujii (Nacasa and partners)

Terraced fields built by piling up slate stones that include iron content spread out , The field changed from rice field ,mulberry field to druit firms. It has been inherited from generation to generation. The site of this winery planed this fields and rice paddies that have been abandoned and are no longer cultivated of efficient use and open to the depopulated winery.

Image Courtesy © Koji Fujii (Nacasa and partners)

Image Courtesy © Koji Fujii (Nacasa and partners)

The architect planed 3 parts of place , one is the place to brew which built  made with iron we call IRON , second is the place to storage of wine which built made with stone and slate stone call STONE third is the place to sale and facility whici aims at local peopre exchange which built made with wood we call WOOD . The WOOD has been plaece of wide windows which can look at Mt Fuji.

Image Courtesy © Koji Fujii (Nacasa and partners)

Image Courtesy © Koji Fujii (Nacasa and partners)

The structure of these 3 architects also same as materials which is iron , concrete , wood . We aimed to utilize material of areas iron, stone ,wood ,soil, wind, and attachment of adds to with progress of the time which like a wine and the place that is loved in the area.

Image Courtesy © Koji Fujii (Nacasa and partners)

Image Courtesy © Koji Fujii (Nacasa and partners)

Image Courtesy © Koji Fujii (Nacasa and partners)

Image Courtesy © Koji Fujii (Nacasa and partners)

Image Courtesy © Koji Fujii (Nacasa and partners)

Image Courtesy © Koji Fujii (Nacasa and partners)

Image Courtesy © Koji Fujii (Nacasa and partners)

Image Courtesy © Koji Fujii (Nacasa and partners)

Image Courtesy © Koji Fujii (Nacasa and partners)

Image Courtesy © Koji Fujii (Nacasa and partners)

Image Courtesy © Koji Fujii (Nacasa and partners)

Image Courtesy © Koji Fujii (Nacasa and partners)

Image Courtesy © Koji Fujii (Nacasa and partners)

Image Courtesy © Koji Fujii (Nacasa and partners)

Image Courtesy © Koji Fujii (Nacasa and partners)

Image Courtesy © Koji Fujii (Nacasa and partners)

Image Courtesy © Koji Fujii (Nacasa and partners)

Image Courtesy © Koji Fujii (Nacasa and partners)

Image Courtesy © Koji Fujii (Nacasa and partners)

Image Courtesy © Koji Fujii (Nacasa and partners)

Image Courtesy © S PLUS ONE architects

Image Courtesy © S PLUS ONE architects

Image Courtesy © S PLUS ONE architects

Image Courtesy © S PLUS ONE architects

Tags: Japan

Category: Winery

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