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建筑师提供的文字说明。在石头上建造意味着雕刻一座山，结果是壮观而深刻的，创造了一种具有不言而喻的重要性的存在。在这个地点，靠近西特西的阿伯巴耶杜索罗网，从罗马采石场提取的石头建造了一个与景观有时间性共振的项目。

Text description provided by the architects. Building in stone implies carving a mountain, the result imposing and profound, creating a presence with self-evident materiality. On this site, near the Cistercian Abbaye du Thoronet, building with stone extracted from Roman quarries places the project in a temporality resonant with the landscape.

Text description provided by the architects. Building in stone implies carving a mountain, the result imposing and profound, creating a presence with self-evident materiality. On this site, near the Cistercian Abbaye du Thoronet, building with stone extracted from Roman quarries places the project in a temporality resonant with the landscape.

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C.Dan Glasse

石砌，数学，是一米乘五十厘米厚，重量正好一公吨。它们在10米高的平衡中上升，扭动和旋转。墙壁在阳光下膨胀，细丝呈纯重量。

The stone blocks, mathematical, are one by one metres by fifty centimetres thick, and weigh exactly one metric ton. They rise in equilibrium ten metres high, twist and turn. The walls dilate, filigrees of pure weight in the sun.

The stone blocks, mathematical, are one by one metres by fifty centimetres thick, and weigh exactly one metric ton. They rise in equilibrium ten metres high, twist and turn. The walls dilate, filigrees of pure weight in the sun.

酿酒厂和游客中心标志着普罗旺斯半岛的一个新地平线，一个矿物存在，坐落在轧制葡萄园中，俯瞰着塞莱的历史城堡。固体石中的两个墙平行于道路和酒席，一个弯曲的以跟随过往车辆的速度。巨大的城墙框架酿酒过程，遮蔽葡萄酒、工作和游客。这些墙壁都是强加和轻的，根据需要移动以变成多孔的屏幕，提供视图、进入和通风。

The winery and visitor’s centre marks a new horizon in the Provençal landscape, a mineral presence anchored in the rolling vineyards overlooking the historic Chateau de Selle. Two walls in solid stone rise parallel to the road and wine terraces, the one curved to follow the speed of passing vehicles. The massive walls frame the winemaking process, sheltering the wine, work and visitors. The walls are both imposing and light, shifting as needed to become porous screens, providing views, access and ventilation.

The winery and visitor’s centre marks a new horizon in the Provençal landscape, a mineral presence anchored in the rolling vineyards overlooking the historic Chateau de Selle. Two walls in solid stone rise parallel to the road and wine terraces, the one curved to follow the speed of passing vehicles. The massive walls frame the winemaking process, sheltering the wine, work and visitors. The walls are both imposing and light, shifting as needed to become porous screens, providing views, access and ventilation.

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这座建筑被部分沉入山里，这是一种热惰性的出现，为酿酒而优化。该斜坡允许一个自然的重力流和一个连贯的线性过程，可见于公共公园和接待区俯瞰木桶室和钢制坦克大厅。

The building is partially sunk into the hill, a thermally inert emergence optimised for winemaking. The slope allows for a natural gravitational flow and a coherent linear process, visible from the public esplanade and reception areas overlooking the cask-room and steel tank hall.

The building is partially sunk into the hill, a thermally inert emergence optimised for winemaking. The slope allows for a natural gravitational flow and a coherent linear process, visible from the public esplanade and reception areas overlooking the cask-room and steel tank hall.

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C.Dan Glasse

太阳温暖着石头的表面，柔软如沙。游客可以根据这些街区的人的规模来衡量自己，这就足够近可以接触到了。它是一种感官的会议。松树，葡萄藤，山还有什么呢？

The sun warms the surface of the stone, soft as sand. Visitors can measure themselves against the human scale of the blocks, close enough to be touched. It is a meeting of the senses. What remains are the pines, the vines and the mountain.

The sun warms the surface of the stone, soft as sand. Visitors can measure themselves against the human scale of the blocks, close enough to be touched. It is a meeting of the senses. What remains are the pines, the vines and the mountain.

 © Hervé Abbadie

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Architects Carl Fredrik Svenstedt Architect | CFSA

Location Côtes de Provence, 83460 Taradeau, France

Lead Architects Carl Fredrik Svenstedt Architect

Architect Tae in Kim, Camille Jacoulet, Thomas Carpentier, Clément Niau

Area 4370.0 m2

Project Year 2017

Photographs Dan Glasser, Hervé Abbadie

Category Winery

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