Mass Timber Wine Tasting Room

An internal feasibility study conducted by ZJA and The Grant Company centered on a pre-designed mass timber tasting room suitable for various sites across Oregon.

Key design considerations included:

  • Offsite pre-fabrication: The entire superstructure is built offsite, significantly reducing the typical construction timeline.

  • Use of high-quality, durable materials.

  • Rapid construction: Minimizing unique details and emphasizing repeatability to expedite the building process.

  • Adaptability: The main structure, featuring a glulam and steel frame with a CLT roof deck, allows for versatile uses beyond a tasting room.

Client

Internal

Project Type

Tasting Room

Construction Type

Prototyping Concept

Location

Oregon

Size

2,200 SF

Components

Commercial Kitchen, Tasting Room, Staff Office, Reception Lobby, Covered Patio.

The entry is refined and subdued and gives subtle hints of the views to come. Wrapped in steel siding with corten accents it balances the warmer wood cladding on the more open sides of the design.
A large shed roof provides ample space for a roof mounted solar array, easily allowing for the project to meet net-zero energy requirements.
The new tasting room is contemporary and warm. Emphasizing clean lines and the heavy materiality of the Pacific Northwest Modern style.
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