Design and construction under one roof. Since 1977 the office has taken projects from the first sketch to the finished building, for homes, hotels, shops, clinics and workplaces across Greece.
New buildings, residences, villas and summer houses, designed around the site, the brief and the way the people inside will live.
The office builds what it designs. Keeping design and construction together means fewer surprises on site, and decisions taken by the people who drew the building.
Apartments, shops, cafés and clinics, planned to the centimetre and finished with a palette of materials chosen for how they wear, not only how they look.
The office has worked on more than 50 hotel developments: resort complexes, conference and convention centres, serviced apartments and suite hotels, many of them on Rhodes, Kos and Leros. Today the same experience goes into boutique hotels, suites and short-stay apartments.
Pieces that cannot be bought: internal stairs, built-in furniture, TV walls and children's rooms, designed and detailed in-house.
Photographic renderings and walkthrough films, made before anything is built, so clients can stand in a room while it is still a drawing. Most of the images in this archive started this way.
A design and cost method built over decades, now running on connected databases and current CAD and BIM tools, so that aesthetics, cost and performance are decided together.
Site, budget, programme and the client's intent, measured and written down.
Primary models generated from the brief, to test many forms quickly.
A 3D BIM model that drawings, quantities and engineers work from.
Optimised for energy use and indoor environmental quality.
Materials and quantities priced from linked databases before work begins.
Built and supervised by the same office that designed it.
BIM models as the single source for drawings and quantities.
Design optimised for energy performance and indoor environmental quality.
Artificial intelligence and building automation systems integrated into the design.
Forms generated from requirements and architectural intent. See the book
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