Inchindown Distillery Manifesto Branding Image.
The Defining Features of Scotch Whisky and how it's produced through a Distilling Process.
Digrams exploring the waste products produced from the distilling of Whisky and how waste is turned into electricity through the biomass process linking to the community Cooperatives’ Ambitions.
Diagram exploring the circular economy of the site and how this links to the programme of the distillery.
Site’s location in Scotland and its relationship to local industries, surrounding towns and infrastructure in the highlands.
Distilleries’ location within Invergordon and images of the town.
Site images of Inchindown Tanks, exploring the dramatic light conditions on site.
Site images of Inchindown Tanks, looking at the various types of texture from the landscape to the tanks themselves.
Site images of Inchingdown Tanks, exploring the types of colour found on site.
The masterplan of the site explores the locations of the sustainable forest, Biomass plant, Waste Storage facilities and the location of the distillery itself. This plan also explores possible walking routes and tree locations to represent tanks wh
Image showing the main massing and atmospheric moves taken on the site helping to situate the distillery within the existing landscape.
The Ground floor plan shows the key spaces which both the public and private enter and how the building links to the existing landscape.
Basement level plan showing the darker atmospheric spaces within the building.
The first Floor plan shows the triple height distilling spaces within the scheme.
The roof plan of the Distillery shows the use of skylights within the scheme helping to capture dramatic light conditions on-site.
Within the plan, the building flips with both ends alternating between public and private zones. This allows for varying changes in the atmosphere to be experienced by both workers and the public. This also allows for both ends of the building to b
Section through the scheme shows the connections to the existing oil tanks and the distilling spaces.
Elevation of scheme showing the use of brick and Scotch larch within the building and horizontal timbers to break up the facade.
Diagram showing the whole front elevation and how vertical timbers have been used to define key spaces within the building.
This render shows the front entrance to the distillery and how the newly built elements connect to the existing buildings on site.
The render shows the internal tank light show, which will be experienced by guests as they first enter the distillery.
Render showing the distilling space centred at the heart of the building.
This render shows the tasting room based in the basement of the distillery; the large circular window creates a visual connection between the master distiller and the tours which will take place.
Image showing the water collection tank. This space is designed to be a poetic representation of water and whisky making and is also used as a main rainwater store for water to be used within the distillery.
Image showing the tank farm and how new planting for the sustainable forest has been added, as well as additional sustainable measures such as introducing bees on the site.
Image showing the back entrance of the distillery and its connection to the existing tanks left within the site's landscape.
Isometric image of the whole distillery scheme, showing the different building heights and connections to the existing buildings of the oil tanks and Generator House.
A facade model at 1:50 shows the varying vertical and horizontal cladding types used within the scheme.
Sectional development model of the distillery at 1:200.
Image of Branding for Inchindown Distilleries Single Malt Scotch Whisky.
Image of branded elements created for my final exam. The image contains a branded whisky bottle, whisky cocktail cards (which contained details on how to make the cocktail and building elements) and cork costers with Inchindown Distilleries Logo.
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