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Walker Warner Architects, lauréat au AIA San Francisco pour le projet Quintessa Pavilions
Walker Warner Architects
Walker Warner specified durable, environmentally sensitive finishes that echo the existing winery, which the firm designed in 2003.
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© Matthew Millman
Walker Warner Architects, lauréat au AIA San Francisco pour le projet Quintessa Pavilions
Walker Warner Architects
This detail of the concrete wall showcases the formwork's imprints.
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Walker Warner Architects, lauréat au AIA San Francisco pour le projet Quintessa Pavilions
Walker Warner Architects
The pavilions present a serene setting where one can experience the vista of the vineyard and lake below.
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Walker Warner Architects, lauréat au AIA San Francisco pour le projet Quintessa Pavilions
Walker Warner Architects
According to Walker Warner principal Mike McCabe, "Each pavilion is elegantly unobtrusive and offers a rustic yet refined experience evocative of picnicking with a bottle of wine under an oak tree."
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Walker Warner Architects, lauréat au AIA San Francisco pour le projet Quintessa Pavilions
Walker Warner Architects
Maca Huneeus of Maca Huneeus Design seved as the interior designer on the project and custom-made the table and bench using FSC-certified Afromosia wood.
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Walker Warner Architects, lauréat au AIA San Francisco pour le projet Quintessa Pavilions
Walker Warner Architects
Carefully selected materials help the building feel as if it grew from the land.
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Walker Warner Architects, lauréat au AIA San Francisco pour le projet Quintessa Pavilions
Walker Warner Architects
Per the founder’s vision, Quintessa is not about a building, it is about a place—any structures built in this place need to be minimal interventions that integrate with their surroundings.
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Walker Warner Architects, lauréat au AIA San Francisco pour le projet Quintessa Pavilions
Walker Warner Architects
Key to the special experience is that guests are immersed in the landscape and surrounded by the vines that produced the actual wine that they are tasting.
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Walker Warner Architects, lauréat au AIA San Francisco pour le projet Quintessa Pavilions
Walker Warner Architects
Quintessa Winery has a longstanding commitment to creating modern architecture that complements rather than competes with the landscape.
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