Protos wineries in Peñafiel, by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
04/07/2018.
[Valladolid] Spain
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Bodegas Protos is a contemporary reinterpretation of the traditional winery. Located in Peñafiel, a small town in the Ribera del Duero, Spain, the need arose to expand and modernize the production facilities belonging to Protos wines.
Aerial view - looking towards the castle. Photograph Bodegas Protos. Copyright holder Bodegas Protos
Interior view. Protos wineries in Peñafiel, by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Courtesy by Protos
The winery is built on a triangular plinth that covers the full site. Photograph Josep Ma Molinos. Copyright holder Wenzel
Aerial view. Protos wineries in Peñafiel, by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Courtesy by Protos
Aerial view of the roof. Photograph Bodegas Protos. Copyright holder Bodegas Protos
Exterior view. Protos wineries in Peñafiel, by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Courtesy by Protos
Access ramp. Photograph Paul Raftery. Copyright holder Paul Raftery/VIEW
Grapes are delivered via the ramp on the northern side of the building to the access level, where they are selected on the first un-enclosed vault. This raised position allows the filling of the fermentation tanks by gravity. Photograph Paul Raftery. Copyright holder Paul Raftery / VIEW
Exterior view. Protos wineries in Peñafiel, by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Courtesy by Protos
The five arches break up the scale, and give a open, transparent aspect to the winery. Photograph Josep Ma Molinos. Copyright holder Wenzel
Exterior view. Protos wineries in Peñafiel, by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Courtesy by Protos
View through the arches at Bodegas Protos. Photograph Katsuhisa Kida. Copyright holder Katsuhisa Kida
Exterior view. Protos wineries in Peñafiel, by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Courtesy by Protos
Production and storage area. Photograph Paul Raftery. Copyright holder Paul Raftery/VIEW
Interior view. Protos wineries in Peñafiel, by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Courtesy by Protos
The production level under the timber roof. Photograph Katsuhisa Kida. Copyright holder Katsuhisa Kida/ RSHP
Production Level. Photograph Katsuhisa Kida. Copyright holder Katsuhisa Kida
Winemaking. Photograph Paul Raftery. Copyright holder Paul Raftery/VIEW
Shop and wine tasting area. Photograph Amparo Garrido. Copyright holder Amparo Garrido
Interior view. Protos wineries in Peñafiel, by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Courtesy by Protos
Meeting and tasting area. Photograph Josep Ma Molinos. Copyright holder Wenzel
Exterior view. Protos wineries in Peñafiel, by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Courtesy by Protos
Exterior view. Protos wineries in Peñafiel, by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Courtesy by Protos
Multi functional production space has a visual connection with office and tasting suites. Photograph Paul Raftery. Copyright holder Paul Raftery/VIEW
Bodegas Protos winery, SpainArchitect: Rogers, Sirk, Harbour and Partners. Photograph Paul Raftery. Copyright holder Paul Raftery/VIEW
Interior view. Protos wineries in Peñafiel, by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Courtesy by Protos
The dimmed lighting in the cellar emphasizes the nodes of the precast concrete structure while providing a warm and quiet atmosphere, which is evocative of traditional wine cellars. Task lighting is used during the rearrangement of ageing wine stored in barrels and bottles. Photograph Katsuhisa Kida. Copyright holder Katsuhisa Kida
Cellars. Photograph Josep Ma Molinos. Copyright holder Wenzel
Interior view. Protos wineries in Peñafiel, by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Courtesy by Protos
Interior view. Protos wineries in Peñafiel, by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Courtesy by Protos
The arched timber structure allows views right into the winery. Photograph Katsuhisa Kida. Copyright holder Katsuhisa Kida
The garden allows light into the office areas and has a great view of the town's castle. Photograph Josep Ma Molinos. Copyright holder Wenzel
Concept design showing plans and sections of site. Photograph Graham Stirk / RSHP. Copyright holder Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
Diagram showing views and relationship to the immediate context and the hilltop castle. Photograph Graham Stirk / RSHP. Copyright holder Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
Location Plan. Protos wineries in Peñafiel, by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Courtesy by www.rsh-p.com
Aerial view. Protos wineries in Peñafiel, by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Courtesy by www.rsh-p.com
Diagrams. Protos wineries in Peñafiel, by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Courtesy by www.rsh-p.com
Level 2 Mezzanine Plan - Cellar. Photograph Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Copyright holder Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
Level 3 - Production Level plan. Photograph Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Copyright holder Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
Level 4 - Access level plan. Photograph Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Copyright holder Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
Roof level plan. Photograph Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Copyright holder Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
Roof - option 2. Photograph Graham Stirk / RSHP. Copyright holder Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
Site plan showing situation of building in relation to sunlight and view. Photograph Graham Stirk / RSHP. Copyright holder Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
Diagramatic sketch of production level plan. Photograph Graham Stirk / RSHP. Copyright holder Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
Diagramatic sketch of cellar level plan. Photograph Graham Stirk / RSHP. Copyright holder Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
Diagram. Protos wineries in Peñafiel, by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Courtesy by www.rsh-p.com
Section. Photograph Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Copyright holder Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
Long section. Photograph Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Copyright holder Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
Section detail. Protos wineries in Peñafiel, by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Courtesy by www.rsh-p.com
Structural roof diagram. Photograph Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Copyright holder Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
Concept Section showing operation of a winery. Photograph Graham Stirk / RSHP. Copyright holder Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
Section through the winery. Photograph Jan Guell / RSHP. Copyright holder Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
Facade - Option 1. Photograph Jan Guell / RSHP. Copyright holder Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
Facade option 3. Photograph Jan Guell / RSHP. Copyright holder Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
Facade - Option 4. Photograph Jan Guell / RSHP. Copyright holder Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
Early diagram showing function of each of the spaces in the wine making process. Photograph Jan Guell / RSHP. Copyright holder Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
Long section and cross section. Photograph Graham Stirk / RSHP. Copyright holder Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
Section of the traditional winery. Photograph Jan Guell / RSHP. Copyright holder Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
Structural sketches. Photograph Graham Stirk / RSHP. Copyright holder Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
Protos during construction, September 2005. Photograph Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Copyright holder Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
Roof north elevation during construction. Photograph Jan Guell / RSHP. Copyright holder Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
Wine cellar ventillation. Photograph Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Copyright holder Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
Interior view. Protos wineries in Peñafiel, by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Courtesy by Protos
Historical picture. Protos wineries in Peñafiel, by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. Courtesy by Protos
This work, made by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, is an industrial project whose design and layout follows the process of winemaking, from the harvest of the grapes to the bottling of the wines. Most of the cellar's internal area is underground, where the thermal mass of the soil is used to keep the wine fresh, with the production area at ground level below a spectacular vaulted wooden ceiling.
The project is based on the operation of a traditional winery: it employs the effective use of the thermal mass, a large flexible deposit and construction materials in accordance with the local vernacular. The design concept of the building follows the journey of the grape in the process of winemaking, with each part of the installation designed to provide the most appropriate environmental conditions.
Terracotta tiles are common to the architecture of the region, and the stone that forms the walls is waste material from a local quarry. The use of traditional materials such as wood and stone and the sensitive use of form to break the scale of the building has resulted in a winery that complements the traditional architectural style surrounding Penafiel (Valladolid).
Compositively, the winery is related to the original winery by connecting through an underground passage, also having areas designed to measure for tastings or special events, as well as administrative functions.
The project as a whole is conceived as a light and articulated structure that rests on a solid base or base. The plinth anchors the building to the ground, since its volume is buried mainly underground. Its triangular shape allows a maximum use of space and resolves the difference in level existing in the place, as well as creating a horizontal plane from which the structure expands. The base of the building is externally manifested in stone perimeter walls.
A large double-height space at the production level is surrounded by interconnected wooden vaults to guarantee an open and flexible space. This accommodates fermentation and storage tanks, as well as the bottling plant, packaging equipment, technical areas and vehicle access bays.
The roof is composed as the facade, responding to the view from the castle. The terracotta tiles, as well as the scale and rhythm of the arches, complement the surrounding buildings.
The project is based on the operation of a traditional winery: it employs the effective use of the thermal mass, a large flexible deposit and construction materials in accordance with the local vernacular. The design concept of the building follows the journey of the grape in the process of winemaking, with each part of the installation designed to provide the most appropriate environmental conditions.
Terracotta tiles are common to the architecture of the region, and the stone that forms the walls is waste material from a local quarry. The use of traditional materials such as wood and stone and the sensitive use of form to break the scale of the building has resulted in a winery that complements the traditional architectural style surrounding Penafiel (Valladolid).
Compositively, the winery is related to the original winery by connecting through an underground passage, also having areas designed to measure for tastings or special events, as well as administrative functions.
The project as a whole is conceived as a light and articulated structure that rests on a solid base or base. The plinth anchors the building to the ground, since its volume is buried mainly underground. Its triangular shape allows a maximum use of space and resolves the difference in level existing in the place, as well as creating a horizontal plane from which the structure expands. The base of the building is externally manifested in stone perimeter walls.
A large double-height space at the production level is surrounded by interconnected wooden vaults to guarantee an open and flexible space. This accommodates fermentation and storage tanks, as well as the bottling plant, packaging equipment, technical areas and vehicle access bays.
The roof is composed as the facade, responding to the view from the castle. The terracotta tiles, as well as the scale and rhythm of the arches, complement the surrounding buildings.
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Project Partners
Graham Stirk, Lennart Grut
Project Lead
Jan Güell
Team
Raquel Borrás, Maxine Campbell, Mike Fairbrass, Silvia Fukuoka, Russell Gilchrist, Lennart Grut, Jan Güell, Juan Laguna, Ronald Lammerts Van Beuren, Tim Mason, Jack Newton, Tamiko Onozawa, Susana Ribes, Richard Rogers, Graham Stirk, Patricia Vázquez, Martin White, Neil Wormsley
Collaborators
Structural Engineer.- Arup / BOMA / Agroindus. Services Engineer.- BDSP Partnership / Grupo JG / Agroindus. Quantity Surveyor.- Tècnics G3 / Agroindus. Lighting Consultant.- Biosca & Botey. Project Manager.- CEM Management
Client
Bodegas Protos
Measures
Area.- 19.450m² --- Floors.- 4
Construction Cost
€ 17,023,735.00
Dates
Project.- 2004. Inauguration.- 2008
Location
Peñafiel, Valladolid, Spain
RICHARD ROGERS
Richard Rogers. (Florencia, July 23, 1933 - London, December 18, 2021) Since founding the practice in 1977, Richard Rogers has gained international reknown as an architect and urbanist. He is the 2007 Pritzker Architecture Prize Laureate, recipient of the 1985 RIBA Gold Medal and the 2006 Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement (La Biennale di Venezia). He was knighted in 1991, made a life peer in 1996 and a Member of the Order of the Companions of Honour (CH) in 2008.
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