Wineshop / Studio AAAN
The continuous space is flanked by two cabinet walls with niches, cupboards and amenities.
© Sebastian van Damme
Architects: Studio AAAN
Location: Rotterdam, Netherlands
Area: 200.0 sqm
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Sebastian van Damme , Adriaan van der Ploeg
Client: Bruderer Property b.v. / Abbema Wines
Contractor: Woodwave
Laser Engraving/Artwork/Advertisement Sign: NOV?82
Lamps: Atelier Robotiq
© Sebastian van Damme
The continuous space is flanked by two cabinet walls with niches, cupboards and amenities.
© Sebastian van Damme
Wine boxes are stored inside the cabinets, large cutouts function as displays for over 300 different bottles of wine. Service areas like storage, toilets and na office are concealed behind the wall. The result is a clear and spacious shop with a strong focus on the wines. The cabinets are clad with oak panels which are engraved with labels of famous and desirable wine houses. The rear walls of the wine display cutouts show the original brickwork from the foundation of the 17th century VOC shipyard (Dutch East India Company).
© Sebastian van Damme
Plan
© Sebastian van Damme
The 200 square meter shop, consists of four levels; a basement, ground floor, mezzanine a...
© Sebastian van Damme
Architects: Studio AAAN
Location: Rotterdam, Netherlands
Area: 200.0 sqm
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Sebastian van Damme , Adriaan van der Ploeg
Client: Bruderer Property b.v. / Abbema Wines
Contractor: Woodwave
Laser Engraving/Artwork/Advertisement Sign: NOV?82
Lamps: Atelier Robotiq
© Sebastian van Damme
The continuous space is flanked by two cabinet walls with niches, cupboards and amenities.
© Sebastian van Damme
Wine boxes are stored inside the cabinets, large cutouts function as displays for over 300 different bottles of wine. Service areas like storage, toilets and na office are concealed behind the wall. The result is a clear and spacious shop with a strong focus on the wines. The cabinets are clad with oak panels which are engraved with labels of famous and desirable wine houses. The rear walls of the wine display cutouts show the original brickwork from the foundation of the 17th century VOC shipyard (Dutch East India Company).
© Sebastian van Damme
Plan
© Sebastian van Damme
The 200 square meter shop, consists of four levels; a basement, ground floor, mezzanine a...
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