The Paisley Mill Wine House is a satellite winery and showroom for local wineries and carries a wide variety of wine.
The proposal promotes sustainable design while also encompassing Paisley's community and agricultural history. The Paisley Mill Wine house supports local in every way it can, from supporting local wineries and farms to supporting local artists by displaying their work; it is community focused and run. The Wine House also encompasses Paisley's agricultural history by harvesting the local walnut tree forest to create an annual walnut liqueur in its small production room.
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The wine show room and tasting room is a space for groups to enjoy and learn about wine and the production process. The Wine House is equipped with a small kitchen for for snacks and appetizers. In the summer, there is a large outdoor kitchen for a full wine and dine experience. The large outdoor patio also offers community music and group events. The second level offers a year round rentable event space and is equipped with a bar and two terraces facing North and East overlooking the forests.
The Paisley Mill Wine House is proposing the use of weathered, charred vertical siding with a weather protection coat as cladding. The use of weathered cladding is intentional in order to compliment the existing facade and blur the lines between old and new.
The Paisley Mill Wine House includes a multistory space connected by high ceilings and views to below; it creates a social atmosphere on the main ground while also including an more private space on the second floor. The vertical circulation acts as a separation between the spaces while the low hanging plants and beams act as a sound buffer.
The two storey production room with a green wall and laminated glass to protect the wine making process, creates an industrial atmosphere while also providing filtered light to the main interior. Sustainability is one of the focuses in the Wine House proposal. Some sustainable design strategies proposed include,
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