Experiential Beer Garden: Ripple Roof

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Afternoon Perspective

EXPERIENTIAL BEER GARDEN: RIPPLED ROOF

The Villa Zarri Beer Garden is a space that receives an injection of contemporary influence over its traditional style, placing it within the taste of many spectators from all around the world and presents itself powerfully both when arriving to the Palazzo for events or even from the immense street presence it claims on the site. The removal of existing walls provides for large spanning glazing, immersing the building around the large spanning trees on site and allowing the people outside to quickly identify commercial and public events taking place inside.

The interior of the building efficiently allows for the displacement of floors within the space to eloquently transform the repetitive roof scheme into an organic and elegant sculptural feature. This adaptive reuse of the existing roof structure allows for a unique interpretation of the traditional style and construction, and enhances it through the technological advances that are possible today. Placing the laboratory space on a lower platform facilitates the amount of people viewing the mechanics of beer brewing from within the building and separates the tours from the eating spaces, while the raised mix-use spaces allow for more views and street presence, while distinguishing itself from the larger scale restaurant and shopping spaces. Near the center of the plan lies the building’s bar, which houses the company’s old and new releases of beverages.

The pavilion scheme found alongside the beer garden and in front of the Villa Zarri Palazzo displays the use of simple conoids that house seating and serving stations for outdoor events to take place in front of the Palazzo. Th e construction of the conoid pavilions are from the same wood as the cedar trees that surround the landscape, hollowed sections allowing for porous light to come under the sculptural piece, while casting a porous array of lights coming out of the shell at night.