Universal Wine Museum

Inspired by the medieval towns of Bordeaux, the architecture of this stone village nestled against the vineyards blends tradition and modernity. This hybrid museum, combining exhibition spaces, a restaurant, and a wine school, offers a new destination in the Fangshan Valley.
Located in the southwest of Beijing in the Fangshan district, the International Wine Village project—the first leisure/work/training complex focused on wine in China—aims to highlight and strengthen the country’s connection with France. This unprecedented project in China is intended to become a new gathering place for people passionate about vineyards and wine, as well as for visitors eager to learn. The goal is to better understand and appreciate this gastronomic and scenic terroir, to preserve and develop it, and to promote it.
The accompanying architectural project seeks to create an iconic building that explores history and embraces heritage values, while harmonizing with the surrounding nature.