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Architecture Design of Primo Estate Winery Building by Edward Harvey

11 November 2009 No Comment

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Architecture Design of Primo Estate Winery Building
Located in the McLaren Vale, Michael Edward Harvey collaborated with Chapman Herbert design Primo Estate, building for tasting wine facility in South Australia. This building site amongst eight hectares of cabernet sauvignon, Shiraz and merlot vines. This building consists of tasting rooms, offices, production areas and a home for a specially imported wood oven.
Architecture Design of Primo Estate Winery
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Architecture Design of Primo Estate
The main building is located on the southern side of the piazzetta and houses the tasting rooms and office areas. The pivoting timber door to this building is deliberately massive and tactile. The long northern wall of the courtyard is clad in tallowwood. Its depth houses a long, recessed niche which serves as seating for outdoor functions and spillover seating for the tasting areas on busy days.

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