of my first project in Croatia.
It's the new facilities of Koquelicot wineries, produ-
cer of some of the finest sparkling wine in the area.
Located in the amazing Istra region, with traces of
history dating way beyond Roman times, and some
of the most beautiful places in Europe, the project
has undergone several concept design stages to
meet local regulations and communal approvals.
Here´s some images of the conceptual design phase
where the "accomodation" to local building codes can
be appreciated.
The result resembles a Chilean country estate, which
in turn resembles a Roman villa in the Palladian style.
Istra, was once part of the Roman Empire, and was
later annexed of the Venetian Republic.
So it's like coming full circle.
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Concept design I and II. Too modernist for the town council. |
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Concept design III. Mandatory sloping roof. |
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Concept Design IV: Covered corridors and a large terrace above. |
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Approved Construction Drawings!. Credits: Architect Dalibor Pjevic |
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