Architecture | Industrial Design | Urban Infill and Revitalization | New Construction
Louisville, Kentucky
This 1100-SF structure allowed Rabbit Hole Distillery to expand its production of award-winning bourbon by accommodating three new 12,000-gallon fermentation tanks adjacent to the main distillery. Before its colored façade, the structure is wrapped in a perforated champagne-metallic skin to create a duo-tone effect. At night, the metallic skin is lit from behind and the building appears as a lantern for pedestrians. By day, it becomes a kiosk-like structure, greeting visitors from the Market Street Greenway entrance and contributing to the revitalization of the city's historic Nanny Goat Strut Alley.
Credits
Architecture and Interior Design: Doug Pierson, AIA, and Youn Choi, pod architecture + design