Border, history, and shared ground
The portfolio first establishes the shared wine history and the divided vineyard site, then uses the exploded spatial diagram to introduce the project’s architectural sequence.
A shared ritual across a divided vineyard

A vineyard bisected by the Italy–Slovenia border becomes the setting for an architectural inquiry into division and unity. Shared wine culture provides the common ground.
A masked gathering above ground descends through a spiral procession into three underground levels, where circulation, changing perception and encounter gradually dissolve separation.
Each project unfolds through its own sequence of context, decisions and spatial experience. The selected drawings retain their original notes and annotations.
The portfolio first establishes the shared wine history and the divided vineyard site, then uses the exploded spatial diagram to introduce the project’s architectural sequence.
Three successive chapters pair a distinct plan with its spatial atmosphere. The descent turns separation into encounter, then into a shared gathering underground.
The final section brings the underground route back into daylight and reconnects the spatial journey with the vineyard above.
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