Decemil Tasting Room
Ongoing Tenant Improvements
It’s a winemaker’s dream to harvest, produce & store wine onsite and studio 2G was excited to work with Four Lanterns to make that dream a reality. The new facility allows the complete process of wine production, with the crush happening in the middle, the processing occurring on the west side of the crush pad and barrel storage happening on the east side. The roof bridging the gap between east and west holds an array of solar panels.
studio 2G also worked with Four Lanterns to make upgrades to their lawn area, adding a stage for music performances and other events which can enjoy a view of the vineyard past the roof and through the open crush pad area, a central concept of the design.
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Paso Robles, CA
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Ongoing
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Heidi Gibson - Project Architect
Alex Ayuso - Arch Associate
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Tenant Improvement
Winery
Project Features
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Biophilia, the innate human connection to nature, has gained significant attention in the field of workplace design in recent years. The incorporation of biophilic elements in office environments has proven to have numerous benefits for employees, including increased productivity, reduced stress levels, and improved well-being. By integrating these mural elements inspired by nature, studio 2G hopes to evoke a healthier and more enjoyable work environment.
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Work Place Space Planning
A unique feature of this design was the use of diagonals within the floorplan layout. Diagonal lines can add a sense of movement, energy, and excitement to a space, breaking away from traditional orthogonal layouts and injecting a fresh perspective. In incorporating diagonals, space planning became a crucial aspect of this overall design. Diagonal lines can create irregularly shaped spaces, which may pose challenges for arranging furniture, workstations, and circulation paths. It was essential to ensure that the diagonal elements do not hinder the efficiency of the workflow.
