Zaha Hadid's Boutique

The bodega shop designed by Zaha Hadid

The visitor’s pavilion and the process of adapting the entrance and forecourt, is the first stage in Bodegas López de Heredia’s global museum project that it is developing to promote a greater awareness of its facilities and history.

The visitor’s pavilion is a modular metallic construction situated in front of the old bodega buildings, and is the visitors’ access to the bodega. Conceived as a dismountable building, and erected to mark the 125th anniversary of the bodega in the 2002 Alimentaria Fair in Barcelona. The pavilion also houses a shop used in the Brussels exhibition of 1910.

This building is integrated with the original construction by a lattice framework of metallic rails that also make up the new yard’s paving and accesses.

The Lopez de Heredia family is currently building new offices to adapt to modern times. The actual building will of course be preserved, and the new “social building” will be faithful to the original architectural style, but will attempt to adapt to the ever-growing needs of our customers. Tasting lounges and offices will all be housed in this new building.