Vital viticulture: deep in rural Northern Spain, this new complex of buildings for a wine estate draws on the simplicity and austerity of Iberian vernacular traditions.(Rafael Moneo designs winery in Navarre)

The Architectural Review | June 1, 2003| | Copyright

With an expanding repertoire of overseas buildings (the latest being a monumental new cathedral for that most godless of cities, Los Angeles, AR March 2003), Rafael Moneo has become the world's Spanish architect sin igual. Being so internationally sought-after can often serve to dilute or debase the essential character of an architect's work, but this does yet seem to be the case with Moneo. His signature, Iberian-inflected architecture of mass, typified by alcazar-like walls enclosing elegant, neutral containers for works of art or worshippers, still travels well, equally at ...

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