Sommos winery has been designed by the architect Jesús Marino Pascual.
It’s a project taken root into a land of vineyards in which steel cubes arise interlaced, providing to the winery the concept of cultural object.
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The three halls of winemaking process. Production, cask hall and bottle rack, taking advantage of the thermal, light and acoustic conditions of his situation.
Radial form disposition placed around an artificial central lake, that allows to define the way of the future growth of the winery to optimize the productive process.
The social and administrative spaces are situated on the junction of the three halls, composed by the association of tetrahedrons and octahedrons, provides a unique geometry.
