Neo Borrel

Lehonor

Enogastronomy

Rosario, Santa Fe, ArgentinaBuiltWith Estudio Arq. Martín Sandiano
Corner restaurant at night: a masonry ground floor lit from below, carrying a dark steel-and-glass upper volume punctuated by a row of luminous rings.

A wine-led restaurant occupying a corner building in Rosario. The renovation keeps the original masonry façade and its carved lettering, and sets a dark steel-and-glass volume above it, marked by a row of luminous rings that carry around the corner. Inside, the full height of the building is given over to the bottles.

  • Architectural renovation
  • Commercial interior design
  • 3D modelling
  • Visualization
  • Construction documentation
Double-height dining hall: a wall of wine racks rising the full height above arched backlit spirit cabinets, over a chevron floor in dark and pale timber.
The dining hall and its wine wall.
Cellar wall of bottles lit in deep red, seen in close perspective.
Bar counter with glassware lined up under warm light, the backlit bottle shelves behind.

Process

The cabinetwork was documented piece by piece, because the arched cabinets and the bottle racks are the architecture here rather than a fit-out laid over it.

Joinery drawing sheet: elevations and sections of the arched cabinets and door assemblies, dimensioned and annotated.