1. Which building typology are you researching?
- Churches
- Winery/Vineyard
2. Why are you researching this building typology?
- It's what originally drew me to architecture.
- To learn more about how wine is made and how the architecture surrounding it can affect it's outcome.
3. What is the specialty of this building type you would like to research.
- creating a GREEN church
- A winery with a restaurant attached
4. What are the examples that you will be researching?
- Harajuku: Japanese Futuristic Church, Tokyo, Ciel Rouge firm
- La Sagrada Familia
Barcelona, Spain
Antonio Guadi
- Santa Maria Della Salute
Venice, Italy
Baldassare Longhena
- Church of st john the baptist
Mogno, Maggia valley ,
- Leaf Chapel
Kobuchizawa, Japan
Klein Dytham Architecture
- Jackson-Triggs Niagara Estate Winery
Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada
Kuwabara Payne McKenna Blumberg Architects
- Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant
Wheeling, IL
Aria Group Architects, Inc.
5. What are your goals for working with this building type?
- To use natural light to create patterns and textures.
6. What are the program elements that you see included at this point in your building?
- Foyer
- Restrooms
- Storage
You should check out the Church of Light by
ReplyDeleteTadao Ando. The surface treatment is amazing.
The idea of the winery is also very interesting.
Curious if these two typologies could be in one building. I assume that you are thinking of either - or, but a church is only used for a short time during the week - and the wine is a major part of a church service.
ReplyDeleteJust a thought.
Steven Holl's The Chapel of St. Ignatius in Seattle.