Winery

Designing a contemporary winery is a challenge taken up by Cecchetto&Associati in the nineties, creating the largest Italian winery in Mezzocorona in Trentino. Inaugurating the design of large underground architectures dedicated to vinification and bottling.
The approach of Cecchetto&Associati to the design of the various wineries has a common, original and winning feature: combining the activity of winemaking other activities, in particular those related to the meeting and conviviality, which goes well with the original spirit of the historic winery.
All the cellars designed by Cecchetto&Associati, such as that of Mezzocorona and Terre D’Aenor in Franciacorta, in the prosecco area, include large auditoriums, as well as outdoor meeting spaces, tasting areas and covered squares where you can hold events and musical events outdoors that attract a younger audience.
The winery thus becomes a pole of territorial attraction, easily accessible and capable of sending a clear and well-readable message: architectures largely hypogeal, which naturally fit into the surrounding landscape, but also able to welcome a diversified audience, interested in conviviality and to live some hours an original experience, surrounded by nature among the vineyards.