Space becomes capacity
Round tanks leave permanent gaps between them. The square format aligns with walls, rows, and walkways — reclaiming up to 20% of the floor the winery already paid for.
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Square is beautiful — and it gives the cellar up to 20% of its floor back.
Why square
For generations the round tank was the default. The Square Tank Series asks why the commitment to thinking outside the box should stop at the cellar door.
Round tanks leave permanent gaps between them. The square format aligns with walls, rows, and walkways — reclaiming up to 20% of the floor the winery already paid for.
Aligned square rows read as a designed room, not a utility space. The winemaking room becomes something a winery can open to visitors.
Fermentation, storage, variable capacity, and mobile small-lot work — the same square logic, scaled and shaped for each job in the cellar.
Evidence
Same floor, same access paths. The square format organizes rows against walls and walkways with less dead space between tanks.
20%space saving, up to
Compared with comparable round-tank layout scenarios; final saving depends on cellar plan, tank count, and working lanes.
The family
Each member carries the space and order of the series into a different role in the cellar.

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