Crimson Lane Vineyard

Moore Architects — Falls Church, VA

Wood barn-style building with large gable roof and a metal standing seam roof at dusk.

Crimson Lane Vineyard in Falls Church, VA, comprises a 9,000-square-foot tasting room designed by Moore Architects as part of a long-term redevelopment of a 200-acre estate. The hillside site was selected for its advantageous southern orientation, supporting grape cultivation through maximum sunlight and cooler nighttime temperatures, and providing expansive views toward the Blue Ridge Mountains. The building interprets the region’s agricultural roots through a barn-inspired form clad in board and batten cedar, intended to weather to a rustic silver. A central axis organizes the primary spaces: a reception area leads to two large gathering rooms—the Tasting Bar and the Case Club—while a continuous skylight illuminates the Tasting Bar below. Contemporary and rustic modern elements coexist, with environmental considerations reflected in both orientation and materials, connecting the structure to its vineyard context.

Architect
Moore Architects
Location
Falls Church, VA · - Other US Cities architects
Size
9,000 sq ft
Images
33
Style
Contemporary, Modern, Mountain Modern
Materials
Blackened Steel, Glass, Standing-Seam Metal, Steel, Stone
Features
Black Window Frames, Courtyard, Covered Patio, Exposed Beams, Fireplace

Typical architect fee for a 9,000 sq ft new home here: $128,000 – $351,000Full services, Virginia · BLS wage and Census construction data

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