Client:
Murray Street Vineyard
Project Type:
Winery
Location:
Greenock South Australia
Project Summary:
Located on elevated land overlooking the hamlet of Greenock, Murray Street Vineyards winery is a stunning complex design to suit the specific needs of the region and clients. BGi Building Group worked closely with architects JBG, and owners, to complete this 6000sqm winery. Using a combination of structural and cold form steelwork along with old red brick quoins and sand blasted precast panels the building sits proudly above the dry grown vineyards.
The entrance of the building consists of a large open foyer narrowing to work spaces off to each side and elevated offices which look over the production area. The Winery buildings then continue to the rear with symmetrical barrel and finished goods hall along with a large central crushing and processing area.
BGi Building were engaged as the principal builder and project manager of the winery.
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