Cité des Climats et des Vins de Bourgogne

  • Prize
    Winner in Architectural Design - Cultural
  • Company/Firm
    EMMANUELLE ANDREANI ARCHITECTES
  • Lead Designer
    EMMANUELLE ANDREANI ARCHITECTES
  • Architect
    EMMANUELLE ANDREANI ARCHITECTES
  • Const. Company
    GROUPE ROUGEOT
  • Photo Credit
    aeropix, Juan Jerez
  • Location
    Beaune (Burgundy), France
  • Client
    VILLE DE BEAUNE
  • Project Date
    june 2023
  • Project Link

The “Cité des Climats et des Vins de Bourgogne” is a landscape-building close to the historic city of Beaune, known for its emblematic centuries-old cellars. The building promotes history, culture, and wine heritage. Moreover, it highlights the inscription of the “Climats” of Burgundy on UNESCO’s World Heritage List.

This innovative construction is inspired by the tendrils of a vine coiling around its trellis. The tendril also evokes the perpetual movement happening in vineyards: changing seasons, vines’ growth cycle, etc.
The exterior ramp, rolling up around the building is a promenade around the landscape proposing fabulous sweeping views on Burgundy.
With plantation of 400 trees around and more than 1000 vines on the rooftop, this landscape building reconstitutes a “Climat”.

The building hosts interactive exhibitions, a shop, activity rooms to learn about wine, offices, and a panoramic restaurant.

The “Cité des Climats et des Vins de Bourgogne” is a model of eco-sustainable commitment, aiming BiodiverCity label. It promotes nobles and bio-sourced materials as burgundy stone, wood, hemp concrete and clay plaster.

Bio
EMMANUELLE ANDREANI ARCHITECTES is a singular architecture, landscaping, and urban planning studio. Responsive, dynamic, agile, creative, it brings together a dozen architects, architect-engineers and urban planners qualified and experienced in town planning studies and in project management, as much in restructuring as in new construction. The studio is directed by Emmanuelle ANDREANI, with 25 years of professional experience serving major and complex projects throughout on a national scale. The studio was founded in 1998 in Paris and is now established in Lyon and Ajaccio.

Other prizes
2023 Winner of the Green Good Design Awards in the « architecture » category, for the Cité des Climats et des Vins de Bourgogne, Beaune (21) Winner of the LIV Hostpitality Design Awards in the « design-event space» category, for the Cité des Climats et des Vins de Bourgogne, Beaune (21) Winner of the LIV Hostpitality Design Awards in the « Architectural Design Europe» category, for the Cité des Climats et des Vins de Bourgogne, Beaune (21) Jury’s pick of the LIV Hostpitality Design Awards, pour la Cité des Climats et des vins de Bourgogne, Beaune (21) 2022 Winner of the Architecture MasterPrize in the « heritage architecture » category for the ferme aux escaliers, Aiserey (21) 2021 Nominated for the prize de la Pyramide d’Argent – urban mixt with « Symbioz » building of 70 BBC flats BBC and shops – Vénissieux (69). Nominated for the prize de la Pyramide d’Argent with Feel Croix-Rousse project – building of 50 BBC flats – Lyon 4e (69). 2019 Nominated for the prize de la Pyramide d’Argent – Conduite responsable des opérations with Le « 55 » project of building of shops and 47 flats – Lyon 5e (69). 2017 Nominated for the prize de la Pyramide d’Argent – Prix du grand public with Le « 55 » project of building of 47 flats – Lyon 5e (69). 2013 Nominated for the prize de la Pyramide d’Argent – l’esthétique Immobilière et pour le Grand Prix Régional – Région Lyonnaise with the building project of 36 BBC flats – Sathonay- Camp (69). 2009 Nominated Annuel national des projets « Optimiste » de la French Touch for the Citadelle parking – Bastia. 2008 Winner of the Prize “Habitat Durable en Savoie” 2007 Nominated of the Prix de l’Equerre d’Argent / Prix de la Première œuvre Nominated of the « Nouvelle Vague » exhibition – programme Résonnance de la Biennale d’Art Contemporain de Lyon Winner « 15 jeunes architectes » exhibition of the Pavillon de l’Arsenal 2001 Best France graduate 1994 First prize Robert Camelot or academic architecture Prix OTUA