The Devil's Corner Cellar Door and Lookout is an Australia vineyard located in Tasmania that offers guests a unique lookout point to enjoy the vast rolling hills and scenery from the top of a modern wooden tower. The space is a project designed by Cumulus Studio to provide visitors with a much grander and uninterrupted view of the surrounding grape fields.
The vineyard offers a modern main building that features a cellar, food vendors and an integrated lookout tower built off of the cross-shaped facilities. The buildings are constructed using recycled shipping containers. The tower features a wooden exterior facade complete with a protruding balcony that allows guests to have a clear and 360-degree elevated view of the surrounding Frecinet Peninsula. The added height of the tower tastes guests above the vines, so they can see the encompassing scenery.
Lookout Vineyard Towers
Devil’s Corner Cellar Door Features a Modern Lookout Point for Guests
Trend Themes
1. Modern Lookout Points - There is an opportunity for businesses to create innovative lookout points that provide guests with unique and elevated views of their surroundings.
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