Cheers Wine Cellar Design2

Cheers !Wine cellar design

A wine cellar is becoming a standard feature of today's luxury home.

Cheers !Wine cellar design

Cheers!—Wine Cellar DesignCopyright © Artpower International Publishing Co., Ltd.

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Williams Selyem WineryD.arc Group + RBA Contents

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Marsh and Associates, Inc.



Jacobsen Architecture

CCS Architecture

TVS Wine Cellars

TVS Wine Cellars/ Eric Hedlund Design LLC credit

TVS Wine Cellars

Della Valle Bernheimer

TVS Wine Cellars

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Domaine LA

circular turreted wine cellar

UXUS

TVS Wine Cellars

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Merus Winery

Triple Creek Ranch


Concrete Architectural Associates

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Pine Canyon

VYNE


Laidlaw Schultz Architects

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Black Rock Golf ClubMarsh and Associates, Inc.

Qinghai Damu Dingsheng Environmental Art Design Co., Ltd

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Bella Collina

Xicheng wine cellar

Marsh and Associates, Inc.033

Boot Ranch Golf Club

Sonoma Golf Club

Cordillera Ranch wine room

Sonoma wine cellar

Boxwood Winery

Folio Enoteca & Winery

Woodward Canyon Winery

Liquid Planet

The Wine Cellar Bistro & Wine Bar

Brown Wine Cellar

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Thomas Warner Wine Cellars


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Into the earth

Modern Napa Valley castle

Tasting delight

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Crox International Co., Ltd.

Traverse Architectural Group

Traverse Architectural Group

Timothy Corrigan

Barbara Gilbert Interiors

Werner Tscholl

Classic Cellar Design

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Aloha du Vin

A home for food and wine

La Lé Wine Bar

Black Star Farms Winery Annex

Two Lads Winery

Bel-Air wine room

Dunrobin

Cantina Tramin

Wine Cellar Ashburn

Trummer Wine Cellar

Craftsman Cellar

A SHRINE FOR WINE

TRUMP TOWERS ISTANBUL

PANINO GIUSTO RISTORANTE & CAFFÉ

PRIVATE CELLAR FACING THE BOSPHORUS

DIVAN ISTANBUL ASIA HOTEL

CELLAR FOR EXCELLENCY



Focus Wine Cellars

Focus Wine Cellars

Focus Wine Cellars

Focus Wine Cellars

Focus Wine Cellars

Focus Wine Cellars

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Wine GalleryDimitris Naoumis

The TallEy Wine CellarBuckeye Basements, Inc

The Wallace Wine RoomBuckeye Basements, Inc

The Stempel Cellar Revel Custom Cellars

The Alaska CellarRevel Custom Cellars

Marof WineryStudio Kalamar

Cellar Fromm

H2O2 Wine Cellar Design

H2O2 Wine Cellar Design

Redman Farm Wine Room

Cellar WexlerTrade Mark Design & Build

Trade Mark Design & Build

Ammerman Wine Cellar

Neoteric RathskellerTrade Mark Design & Build

Williams Selyem Winery HeadquArtersSandra Nunnerley

Bazaltbor wineryAtelier Peter Kis

Caves EL CEPFrancesc Rifé Studio

EXPLANATORY REPORT FOR RECAREDOFrancesc Rifé Studio

Aifeila ChateauWu Xiaowei Design Firm

Foshan private wine cellar club Hong Kong Aotus Design Studio

Hainan Sanya HNA Resort Hotel CellarHong Kong Aotus Design Studio

Hong Kong Aotus Design Studio

Shenzhen OCT Oriental Garden Sea Villa Wine Cellar Club

ERICH SATTLER WINERYArchitects Collective

Meijing CellarShenzhen Meijing Technology Co., Ltd.

Stag’s Leap Wine CellarsJavier Barba

Château La Mission Haut–Brion cellarAlain Benoit

Chateau Ste. MichelleChester Lindsey Architects

BLUE BRIDGE SANTA FE WINE CLUBShanghai Dada Interior Design Studio

Circa3SIX0 Architecture & Design

Storefriendly Wine CellarStoreFriendly Logistics Holdings Limited

La Cave du Vin 9Cyrille Druart

E-CRU winesEvelyne Bok

The Cave wine cellarMok Design & Associates

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Wine Cellar Project

Stag’s Leap Wine CellarsDESIGNER – Javier Barba

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The caves were constructed between 1995 and 2002. There are over 34,000 sq.ft of tunnels, used primarily for barrel storage and wine aging, and on a limited basis for special events.

The hillside in which the caves are bored consists primarily of dense, stable, basalt rock. Because of its density and stability, the hillside is an ideal strata in which to house the cave network and its priceless contents.

The structure that acts as a gateway to the portals leading into the tunnels from the south is referred to as the arcade. The arcade is constructed of pre-formed concrete arches finished with a rammed earth technique known as pneumatically installed stabilized earth, or "pise". The rocky façade of the hillside exposed under the arcade is held in place with a fabric of copper wire screen secured to the rocks with huge steel rock anchors capped by decorative iron stars and moons.

At the center of the cave network is the round room, which houses one of only about fifty foucault pendulums in existence in the world. The pendulum consists of a 235 pounds hollow ball of polished cast brass suspended from the domed ceiling of the round room by a cable.

The floor of the round room is constructed of slabs of colored quartzite that represent a bird's–eye view of the patchwork landscape seen from high above; the walls are coated with plaster infused with feldspar to make it sparkle like a starry sky; the wall sconces are in the form of a meteor shower, to celebrate celestial light and give the impression of movement.

There are five doorways or "portals" into the cave. Each portal consists of a pair of doors constructed from old–growth redwood staves salvaged from wine tanks. The wood is clad onto steel frames, and each door was handcrafted on site by an old world craftsman, portuguese carpenter manny medeiros, without the use of engineering or architectural drawings.

Just inside the cave entrance from the great room is a cast bronze sculpture of a mother bear and her cub, perched on a collection of wine casks and sleepily guarding the cave tunnels beyond. The sculpture was created by renowned napa artist larry shank.

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