We designed the THAYA experiential winery as a place where architecture, wine and landscape merge into a unique whole. Our inspiration came from the character of traditional Moravian villages and the atmosphere of local farmyards where wine has been processed for centuries.
At the heart of the complex is a historic granary from the former agricultural cooperative, which becomes the natural focal point around which the new facilities unfold – production, technology and accommodation. The winery thus extends beyond wine production alone, offering a complete experience: from tastings and gastronomy to accommodation and relaxation in the landscape.
An important component of the entire complex is the landscaping, both within the courtyards themselves and in the form of green roofs on the cellar and apartment buildings, which are planted with trees, shrubs and flowers typical of the local native rocky hillocks that separate the geometrically laid-out vineyards.
The winery also includes a 28-room hotel with a wellness centre. The hotel rooms were designed using traditional materials such as brick flooring, timber floors and solid oak furniture. All interiors have been executed with an emphasis on craftsmanship and detail.
