Wine Cellar Dockner / goebl architecture

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Höbenbach, Austria
  • Architects: goebl architecture
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  3500
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2017
  • Photographs
    Photographs:Bruno Klomfar
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  Bito-Lagertechnik Bittmann GmbH, Brucha GmbH, Peneder, Peri Schalung Gerüst Engineering, Schüco, Viabizzuno
  • Lead Architects: Lukas Göbl, Fritz Göbl
  • Design Team: Miljan Stojkovic, Andrés España, Oliver Ulrich
  • Clients: Weingut Familie Dockner
  • City: Höbenbach
  • Country: Austria
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© Bruno Klomfar

Text description provided by the architects. The Dockner Wine Cellar is a modern utility building optimizing business to ensure sustainability and resource conservation. A structure with a rectangular footprint has been placed on the elongated property, which stretches from east to west. The basement of the new utility building is built partially into the steep sloping hill.

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Wine Cellar Dockner / goebl architecture - Interior Photography
© Bruno Klomfar

The building is divided into three height levels. To the west is a raised deck with a view of Göttweig Abbey. This shelters a forecourt with a sunken loading ramp to the lower level. The wine cellar rises up adjacent to the deck and is covered by a gently inclined tent roof. A flat arched roof spans the eastern section of the vehicle fleet. On the lower story, the spatial sequence begins with a covered forecourt and moves on to a pallet warehouse for ca. 1,300 pallets, to the bottling line, and into the hill for the tank storage area. All walls are of visible concrete.

Wine Cellar Dockner / goebl architecture - Interior Photography
© Bruno Klomfar
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© Bruno Klomfar
Wine Cellar Dockner / goebl architecture - Interior Photography
© Bruno Klomfar

Upstairs, gold-coated panels are used for interior insulation and Brucha panels downstairs. Outside, a curving wall with the “Winzerhof Dockner” lettering leads the way inside. Visitors are greeted by a room filled with wooden wine barrels and steel containers, pierced at the center by a rectangular atrium. Lighting rails illuminate the barrels.

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© Bruno Klomfar

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Address:Ortsstraße 30, 3508 Höbenbach, Austria

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Cite: "Wine Cellar Dockner / goebl architecture" 19 Jul 2019. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/921375/wine-cellar-dockner-goebl-architecture> ISSN 0719-8884

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