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Architects: Nadau Architecture
- Area: 1050 m²
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Photographs:Philippe Caumes
Text description provided by the architects. The Chateau Barde-Haut is a 17 hectare domain located in Saint-Emilion,France. Registered in 1999 on the UNESCO world heritage, the jurisdiction of Saint-Emilion is a remarkable example of a historic wine landscape which survived intact. In 2005, Nadau Lavergne Architects rehabilitated a former winery in a building made of traditional stone. Sought again in 2008 for a project of a bigger scale. The existing site is characteristic of the from the Gironde wine landscape: an island of stone low houses of the 19th century, contain offices and the other dependences, appear from rows of vineyards. In the North of this island gets loose a rangy volume: the wine storehouse.
