Vilotijevic Winary
Location
Sremski Karlovci, Serbia
Sremski Karlovci, Serbia
Client
Vilotijevic
Vilotijevic
Program
Commercial
Size
3,000 m2 / 32,300 sf
3,000 m2 / 32,300 sf
Status
Design
Design
The winery brings together wine production, hospitality, and visitor facilities within a single architectural composition. The program includes a production area, wine cellar, tasting room, and guest accommodation, creating a destination that celebrates both winemaking and the surrounding landscape. Rooted in the local rural context, the building reinterprets traditional architectural elements—including pitched roofs, gable forms, and covered porches—through a contemporary architectural language. Carefully positioned within the vineyards, its simple volumes and natural material palette establish a quiet dialogue with the landscape, allowing the building to become an integral part of its setting.
The winery brings together wine production, hospitality, and visitor facilities within a single architectural composition. The program includes a production area, wine cellar, tasting room, and guest accommodation, creating a destination that celebrates both winemaking and the surrounding landscape. Rooted in the local rural context, the building reinterprets traditional architectural elements—including pitched roofs, gable forms, and covered porches—through a contemporary architectural language. Carefully positioned within the vineyards, its simple volumes and natural material palette establish a quiet dialogue with the landscape, allowing the building to become an integral part of its setting.
The winery brings together wine production, hospitality, and visitor facilities within a single architectural composition. The program includes a production area, wine cellar, tasting room, and guest accommodation, creating a destination that celebrates both winemaking and the surrounding landscape. Rooted in the local rural context, the building reinterprets traditional architectural elements—including pitched roofs, gable forms, and covered porches—through a contemporary architectural language. Carefully positioned within the vineyards, its simple volumes and natural material palette establish a quiet dialogue with the landscape, allowing the building to become an integral part of its setting.
Credits
Credits
Architecture: Folic Architects
Renderings: Aleksandar Ćopić