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Barn Bistro/SAGRA Architects
- area:
105 square meters
Year:
2023
manufacturer: Military factory, Lascek Slate, traway
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Chief Architect:
Gabor Saitos
Text description provided by the architect. The semi-open barn serves as a small restaurant and wine terrace. The barn is made of natural materials, oak, basalt and slate. The perforated stacked stone walls are made of basalt. Large three-part sliding walls open up the entire length of the building. It is made of oak and has a perforated design similar to a stone wall. As light filters through the gaps in the stone and wooden walls, we experience indoors and outdoors simultaneously.
The building uses materials and fully integrates with the exterior, living in harmony with nature. Internally, the angle of the columns and beams rises towards the bistro space, creating a dynamic arch over the open timber roof.
The architectural style of the Barn Tavern reproduces the typical features of traditional local barns that were once typical of the area and still exist in some places. The barn draws on its architectural heritage in its character, proportions and use of materials and translates it into a contemporary language.
The barn’s materials blend in with its natural context and built environment, referencing the character of the basalt mountains and woods. The building’s natural materials react and adapt to different times of day and weather conditions, varying in tone and quality.
The barn uses a similar architectural language to the previous building we designed on the site, the Winemaker’s House: stacked basalt walls and slate roof.
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