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Dundee, OR

A to Z Winery

The winery's Pivot and Swing Buildings created room for wine processing, fermentation tanks, offices, and lab

A to Z Winery is an excellent example of what can be accomplished when environmental consciousness, visual aesthetic, and production functionality are given equal emphasis in the design process. Much of this state-of-the-art winemaking production facility was self-performed by WALSH and constructed while integrating functionality with environmental sustainability.

The Pivot Building is a three-story building with the first floor devoted to bottling and case storage. The second floor includes wine processing and the third floor includes administrative offices. The project also includes a mezzanine with a commercial kitchen and break room and views of the Willamette Valley.

The Swing Building is a metal structure that includes a large polycarbonate clear-story that houses fermentation tanks, offices and a lab. It includes a CO2 extraction system, many overhead doors, large catwalk system to access the tops of 30-foot tall tanks.

Owner

  • A to Z Wineworks

Architect

  • Ernie Munch Architects

Program

  • Two buildings
  • Three stories
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