This pavilion host an exhibition about the winemaking process in France. The pavilion is organized in four parts: a reception and the bar in the front, the exhibition and the lecture room in a back.
Proyecto sobre una Ruta Turística diseñada y realizada por alumnado de entre 9 y 10 años en su papel de pequeños cicerones o guías, dando las explicaciones de plazas representativas de su ciudad, Córdoba, en inglés para un grupo de turistas. Todo ello enmarcado dentro del Programa Andalucía Profundiza 2014.
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In 1515, the young Francis I of France came to the throne. It was under him France was united and strong. It was also the time French Absolute Monarchy began to appear. Chambord is very much his making. The emblems of Francis I were everywhere. It is also a French Renaissance building, incorporating Italian architecture elements like loggias, terrace, pilasters and horizontal mouldings decorating the facades. It is also French too with its massive towers, donjon and very high and steep roofs. Its roof it like a chessboard of towers and also like as a skyline of skyscrapers.
Today around the chateau is a large wildlife park with rich and varied wild life, a sanctuary for large animals. It is also an Unesco Heritage Site.
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Chambord - A French Renaissance ChateauJerry Daperro
Along the river valley of Loire, south of Paris was a favourite region for the French nobility to build their chateaux. There are three royal chateaux in the valley - Chambord, Blois and Amboise. Leonardo da Vinci spent his final years here amongst these chateaux. Chenonceau chateau is one of the prettiest and had a female touch to it. If this is the case then it counterpart is Chambord, a the male chateau. It was built as a hunting lodge and many of its features were derived from traditional fortifications.
In 1515, the young Francis I of France came to the throne. It was under him France was united and strong. It was also the time French Absolute Monarchy began to appear. Chambord is very much his making. The emblems of Francis I were everywhere. It is also a French Renaissance building, incorporating Italian architecture elements like loggias, terrace, pilasters and horizontal mouldings decorating the facades. It is also French too with its massive towers, donjon and very high and steep roofs. Its roof it like a chessboard of towers and also like as a skyline of skyscrapers.
Today around the chateau is a large wildlife park with rich and varied wild life, a sanctuary for large animals. It is also an Unesco Heritage Site.
LUXURY VILLA ITALY
luxury villaThe palladian styled, Villa Moro Malipiero, now owned by the Rigoni Savioli noble family, was commissioned by Nicolò Malipiero in 1557. On the front there are four Ionic order semi-columns. On the ground floor there is a splendid cap vaulted cellar. The ball room, which once occupied both floors of the central part of the house, was divided after the French Revolution leaving the top half intact, while the bottom was divided into 5 portions. The property sits on 20,000 sq m of land with a garden, three orchards, a thermal water well, a Colombara tower, and various barns. Another architectural jewel is the still consecrated chapel. Many of the rooms contain frescoes by Gian Battista Zelotti, student of Veronese. The paladin floors are original Venetian with a single cast
Planning a trip to Bilbao? The Andiamo World is the B2B and Travel Specialist for your customized incentives, family trips, business events, creative & innovative meetings, kick-offs, private villa’s, creative team building programs, weddings, private tours, FIT requests, luxury trips and logistics! Contact us now: filomena@andiamoworld.com
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2. MODERN CELLAR PAVILLONA French wine heritage exhibition, Dublin IR.
This pavilion host an exhibition about the winemaking process in France. The
pavilion is organized in four parts: a reception and the bar in the front, the exhi-
bition and the lecture room in a back. The shape of the building follows the envi-
ronment buildings and face a canal. The pavilion is surrounded by vegetation in
front and the urban view in the back. The colors are important as well, we can see
3 materials: timber that gives the unity of the pavilion, glass to connect inside
and outside, and finally the slate that breaks the blank of timber and highlight
the main part of each areas: the reception in the entrance, the screen wall in the
exhibition, the seats in the lecture room and the bar for the tasting area.
It is a temporary pavilion, therefore the access of the surrounding have been stu-
died to attract the most people possible.
Exhibition area Lecture room
Reception
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3. The lights and her used is as important as the rest of the project. The glass frame in front of the
pavilion are made to bring more natural lights on the front and less in the back to give a fee-
ling of old cellar and a darker space for the exhibition area and the lecture room that contain
screens, then a warmer feeling for the bar area to enjoy a sunny glass of wine.
WINE HERITAGE PAVILLONA French wine heritage exhibition, Dublin IR.
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