Grape Processing Unit in Aknaghbyur

Project Objective A modern grape processing and drying facility has been designed in the village of Aknaghbyur, Tavush region. Located on a 0.25-hectare sloping plot at an altitude of 650 meters, this complex aims to boost local production by meeting all contemporary technological requirements for agricultural processing. Architectural and Layout Solutions The building features a three-story structure (including a basement) with a multi-sloped roof: Basement Level (-2.70 mark): Primarily serves as a storage zone (120.8 sq. m.). It houses cold storage, a boiler room, a laundry area, and restrooms. The floor is equipped with a freight elevator/hoist. First Floor (±0.000 mark): The main technological zone where raw material washing, processing, and drying take place. It includes a technologist's room and staff amenities. Second Floor (+3.300 mark): Administrative and educational zone. It features a training room, offices for the director and security, accounting, and a balcony with views of the landscape. Architectural and Aesthetic Features Facade Finishing: The exterior design harmonizes with the nature of Tavush, utilizing a combination of Ijevan slate, basalt, and glass surfaces. Roof: The multi-sloped roof is covered with flexible shingles (bitumen tiles), providing a warm and natural aesthetic. Landscaping: Approximately 43.5% of the plot is dedicated to greenery. The yard also features a gazebo and a stone perimeter wall. Technical Specifications Structure: Reinforced concrete monolithic frame and slabs, stone exterior walls with a thermal insulation layer. Surface Area: Building footprint: 250.63 sq. m.; total floor area (exterior perimeter): 543.5 sq. m.