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⚡️ARCHISEARCH BEST GREEK ARCHITECTS & DESIGNERS⚡️The Subterranean Issue: Does underground living suit the Greek islands best?
Over the past decade, Greek architecture and design has experienced significant growth and increased international presence, shaping a mature and vibrant architectural scene in Greece. Hence, Archisearch & @design_ambassador have created and present the list of the 100+ best architecture and design firms, honoring the creativity and excellence that define the sector in Greece.
In the Subterranean Issue, we feature 5 exquisite architecture studios from Greece designing below the earth summer residences in Greek islands overlooking the sky and the sea.
1. nCAVED house in Serifos by @moldarchitects, 📸 @yerolymbos | nCaved is born by the need to create a protected shelter, at a location of disarming view, but openly exposed to strong north winds, that led the architects to drill the slope, instead of arranging a set of spaces in line at ground level.
2. Xerolithi house in Serifos by @sinas_architects in collaboration with @mamouramaria, 📸 @yiorgoskordakis | The architects designed a summer house drawing inspiration from “xerolithies” thus creating a residential building that becomes an integral part of its natural environment.
3. Sheltered Villas in Karpathos by @amarchitects_ |
Blending into a 12,000 sqm site in Karpathos, three villas were designed to make their appearance in the humblest way, respecting the natural topography by integrating the buildings to their surrounding allowing, at the same time, stunning views to the Aegean Sea.
4. The Eye residence in Amorgos by @mykonosarchitects | A partially subterranean house is formed through a series of labyrinths and a space for contemplation under the attempt to bridge the earthly with the heavenly element.
5. Ribbon in Mykonos by @gnb.architects, 📸 @spyros_boukas | A summer house is born by a series of volumes sinking into the earth until they finally reach the sea —where they dissolve and vanish into the landscape.
#archisearch #designambassador #best #greek #architecture #design #subterranean #house #summer #living #islandlife
⚡️ARCHISEARCH BEST GREEK ARCHITECTS & DESIGNERS⚡️The Subterranean Issue: Does underground living suit the Greek islands best?
Over the past decade, Greek architecture and design has experienced significant growth and increased international presence, shaping a mature and vibrant architectural scene in Greece. Hence, Archisearch & @design_ambassador have created and present the list of the 100+ best architecture and design firms, honoring the creativity and excellence that define the sector in Greece.
In the Subterranean Issue, we feature 5 exquisite architecture studios from Greece designing below the earth summer residences in Greek islands overlooking the sky and the sea.
1. nCAVED house in Serifos by @moldarchitects, 📸 @yerolymbos | nCaved is born by the need to create a protected shelter, at a location of disarming view, but openly exposed to strong north winds, that led the architects to drill the slope, instead of arranging a set of spaces in line at ground level.
2. Xerolithi house in Serifos by @sinas_architects in collaboration with @mamouramaria, 📸 @yiorgoskordakis | The architects designed a summer house drawing inspiration from “xerolithies” thus creating a residential building that becomes an integral part of its natural environment.
3. Sheltered Villas in Karpathos by @amarchitects_ |
Blending into a 12,000 sqm site in Karpathos, three villas were designed to make their appearance in the humblest way, respecting the natural topography by integrating the buildings to their surrounding allowing, at the same time, stunning views to the Aegean Sea.
4. The Eye residence in Amorgos by @mykonosarchitects | A partially subterranean house is formed through a series of labyrinths and a space for contemplation under the attempt to bridge the earthly with the heavenly element.
5. Ribbon in Mykonos by @gnb.architects, 📸 @spyros_boukas | A summer house is born by a series of volumes sinking into the earth until they finally reach the sea —where they dissolve and vanish into the landscape.
#archisearch #designambassador #best #greek #architecture #design #subterranean #house #summer #living #islandlife
⚡️ARCHISEARCH BEST GREEK ARCHITECTS & DESIGNERS⚡️The Subterranean Issue: Does underground living suit the Greek islands best?
Over the past decade, Greek architecture and design has experienced significant growth and increased international presence, shaping a mature and vibrant architectural scene in Greece. Hence, Archisearch & @design_ambassador have created and present the list of the 100+ best architecture and design firms, honoring the creativity and excellence that define the sector in Greece.
In the Subterranean Issue, we feature 5 exquisite architecture studios from Greece designing below the earth summer residences in Greek islands overlooking the sky and the sea.
1. nCAVED house in Serifos by @moldarchitects, 📸 @yerolymbos | nCaved is born by the need to create a protected shelter, at a location of disarming view, but openly exposed to strong north winds, that led the architects to drill the slope, instead of arranging a set of spaces in line at ground level.
2. Xerolithi house in Serifos by @sinas_architects in collaboration with @mamouramaria, 📸 @yiorgoskordakis | The architects designed a summer house drawing inspiration from “xerolithies” thus creating a residential building that becomes an integral part of its natural environment.
3. Sheltered Villas in Karpathos by @amarchitects_ |
Blending into a 12,000 sqm site in Karpathos, three villas were designed to make their appearance in the humblest way, respecting the natural topography by integrating the buildings to their surrounding allowing, at the same time, stunning views to the Aegean Sea.
4. The Eye residence in Amorgos by @mykonosarchitects | A partially subterranean house is formed through a series of labyrinths and a space for contemplation under the attempt to bridge the earthly with the heavenly element.
5. Ribbon in Mykonos by @gnb.architects, 📸 @spyros_boukas | A summer house is born by a series of volumes sinking into the earth until they finally reach the sea —where they dissolve and vanish into the landscape.
#archisearch #designambassador #best #greek #architecture #design #subterranean #house #summer #living #islandlife
⚡️ARCHISEARCH BEST GREEK ARCHITECTS & DESIGNERS⚡️The Subterranean Issue: Does underground living suit the Greek islands best?
Over the past decade, Greek architecture and design has experienced significant growth and increased international presence, shaping a mature and vibrant architectural scene in Greece. Hence, Archisearch & @design_ambassador have created and present the list of the 100+ best architecture and design firms, honoring the creativity and excellence that define the sector in Greece.
In the Subterranean Issue, we feature 5 exquisite architecture studios from Greece designing below the earth summer residences in Greek islands overlooking the sky and the sea.
1. nCAVED house in Serifos by @moldarchitects, 📸 @yerolymbos | nCaved is born by the need to create a protected shelter, at a location of disarming view, but openly exposed to strong north winds, that led the architects to drill the slope, instead of arranging a set of spaces in line at ground level.
2. Xerolithi house in Serifos by @sinas_architects in collaboration with @mamouramaria, 📸 @yiorgoskordakis | The architects designed a summer house drawing inspiration from “xerolithies” thus creating a residential building that becomes an integral part of its natural environment.
3. Sheltered Villas in Karpathos by @amarchitects_ |
Blending into a 12,000 sqm site in Karpathos, three villas were designed to make their appearance in the humblest way, respecting the natural topography by integrating the buildings to their surrounding allowing, at the same time, stunning views to the Aegean Sea.
4. The Eye residence in Amorgos by @mykonosarchitects | A partially subterranean house is formed through a series of labyrinths and a space for contemplation under the attempt to bridge the earthly with the heavenly element.
5. Ribbon in Mykonos by @gnb.architects, 📸 @spyros_boukas | A summer house is born by a series of volumes sinking into the earth until they finally reach the sea —where they dissolve and vanish into the landscape.
#archisearch #designambassador #best #greek #architecture #design #subterranean #house #summer #living #islandlife
⚡️ARCHISEARCH BEST GREEK ARCHITECTS & DESIGNERS⚡️The Subterranean Issue: Does underground living suit the Greek islands best?
Over the past decade, Greek architecture and design has experienced significant growth and increased international presence, shaping a mature and vibrant architectural scene in Greece. Hence, Archisearch & @design_ambassador have created and present the list of the 100+ best architecture and design firms, honoring the creativity and excellence that define the sector in Greece.
In the Subterranean Issue, we feature 5 exquisite architecture studios from Greece designing below the earth summer residences in Greek islands overlooking the sky and the sea.
1. nCAVED house in Serifos by @moldarchitects, 📸 @yerolymbos | nCaved is born by the need to create a protected shelter, at a location of disarming view, but openly exposed to strong north winds, that led the architects to drill the slope, instead of arranging a set of spaces in line at ground level.
2. Xerolithi house in Serifos by @sinas_architects in collaboration with @mamouramaria, 📸 @yiorgoskordakis | The architects designed a summer house drawing inspiration from “xerolithies” thus creating a residential building that becomes an integral part of its natural environment.
3. Sheltered Villas in Karpathos by @amarchitects_ |
Blending into a 12,000 sqm site in Karpathos, three villas were designed to make their appearance in the humblest way, respecting the natural topography by integrating the buildings to their surrounding allowing, at the same time, stunning views to the Aegean Sea.
4. The Eye residence in Amorgos by @mykonosarchitects | A partially subterranean house is formed through a series of labyrinths and a space for contemplation under the attempt to bridge the earthly with the heavenly element.
5. Ribbon in Mykonos by @gnb.architects, 📸 @spyros_boukas | A summer house is born by a series of volumes sinking into the earth until they finally reach the sea —where they dissolve and vanish into the landscape.
#archisearch #designambassador #best #greek #architecture #design #subterranean #house #summer #living #islandlife
⚡️ARCHISEARCH BEST GREEK ARCHITECTS & DESIGNERS⚡️The Subterranean Issue: Does underground living suit the Greek islands best?
Over the past decade, Greek architecture and design has experienced significant growth and increased international presence, shaping a mature and vibrant architectural scene in Greece. Hence, Archisearch & @design_ambassador have created and present the list of the 100+ best architecture and design firms, honoring the creativity and excellence that define the sector in Greece.
In the Subterranean Issue, we feature 5 exquisite architecture studios from Greece designing below the earth summer residences in Greek islands overlooking the sky and the sea.
1. nCAVED house in Serifos by @moldarchitects, 📸 @yerolymbos | nCaved is born by the need to create a protected shelter, at a location of disarming view, but openly exposed to strong north winds, that led the architects to drill the slope, instead of arranging a set of spaces in line at ground level.
2. Xerolithi house in Serifos by @sinas_architects in collaboration with @mamouramaria, 📸 @yiorgoskordakis | The architects designed a summer house drawing inspiration from “xerolithies” thus creating a residential building that becomes an integral part of its natural environment.
3. Sheltered Villas in Karpathos by @amarchitects_ |
Blending into a 12,000 sqm site in Karpathos, three villas were designed to make their appearance in the humblest way, respecting the natural topography by integrating the buildings to their surrounding allowing, at the same time, stunning views to the Aegean Sea.
4. The Eye residence in Amorgos by @mykonosarchitects | A partially subterranean house is formed through a series of labyrinths and a space for contemplation under the attempt to bridge the earthly with the heavenly element.
5. Ribbon in Mykonos by @gnb.architects, 📸 @spyros_boukas | A summer house is born by a series of volumes sinking into the earth until they finally reach the sea —where they dissolve and vanish into the landscape.
#archisearch #designambassador #best #greek #architecture #design #subterranean #house #summer #living #islandlife
⚡️ARCHISEARCH BEST GREEK ARCHITECTS & DESIGNERS⚡️The Subterranean Issue: Does underground living suit the Greek islands best?
Over the past decade, Greek architecture and design has experienced significant growth and increased international presence, shaping a mature and vibrant architectural scene in Greece. Hence, Archisearch & @design_ambassador have created and present the list of the 100+ best architecture and design firms, honoring the creativity and excellence that define the sector in Greece.
In the Subterranean Issue, we feature 5 exquisite architecture studios from Greece designing below the earth summer residences in Greek islands overlooking the sky and the sea.
1. nCAVED house in Serifos by @moldarchitects, 📸 @yerolymbos | nCaved is born by the need to create a protected shelter, at a location of disarming view, but openly exposed to strong north winds, that led the architects to drill the slope, instead of arranging a set of spaces in line at ground level.
2. Xerolithi house in Serifos by @sinas_architects in collaboration with @mamouramaria, 📸 @yiorgoskordakis | The architects designed a summer house drawing inspiration from “xerolithies” thus creating a residential building that becomes an integral part of its natural environment.
3. Sheltered Villas in Karpathos by @amarchitects_ |
Blending into a 12,000 sqm site in Karpathos, three villas were designed to make their appearance in the humblest way, respecting the natural topography by integrating the buildings to their surrounding allowing, at the same time, stunning views to the Aegean Sea.
4. The Eye residence in Amorgos by @mykonosarchitects | A partially subterranean house is formed through a series of labyrinths and a space for contemplation under the attempt to bridge the earthly with the heavenly element.
5. Ribbon in Mykonos by @gnb.architects, 📸 @spyros_boukas | A summer house is born by a series of volumes sinking into the earth until they finally reach the sea —where they dissolve and vanish into the landscape.
#archisearch #designambassador #best #greek #architecture #design #subterranean #house #summer #living #islandlife
⚡️ARCHISEARCH BEST GREEK ARCHITECTS & DESIGNERS⚡️The Subterranean Issue: Does underground living suit the Greek islands best?
Over the past decade, Greek architecture and design has experienced significant growth and increased international presence, shaping a mature and vibrant architectural scene in Greece. Hence, Archisearch & @design_ambassador have created and present the list of the 100+ best architecture and design firms, honoring the creativity and excellence that define the sector in Greece.
In the Subterranean Issue, we feature 5 exquisite architecture studios from Greece designing below the earth summer residences in Greek islands overlooking the sky and the sea.
1. nCAVED house in Serifos by @moldarchitects, 📸 @yerolymbos | nCaved is born by the need to create a protected shelter, at a location of disarming view, but openly exposed to strong north winds, that led the architects to drill the slope, instead of arranging a set of spaces in line at ground level.
2. Xerolithi house in Serifos by @sinas_architects in collaboration with @mamouramaria, 📸 @yiorgoskordakis | The architects designed a summer house drawing inspiration from “xerolithies” thus creating a residential building that becomes an integral part of its natural environment.
3. Sheltered Villas in Karpathos by @amarchitects_ |
Blending into a 12,000 sqm site in Karpathos, three villas were designed to make their appearance in the humblest way, respecting the natural topography by integrating the buildings to their surrounding allowing, at the same time, stunning views to the Aegean Sea.
4. The Eye residence in Amorgos by @mykonosarchitects | A partially subterranean house is formed through a series of labyrinths and a space for contemplation under the attempt to bridge the earthly with the heavenly element.
5. Ribbon in Mykonos by @gnb.architects, 📸 @spyros_boukas | A summer house is born by a series of volumes sinking into the earth until they finally reach the sea —where they dissolve and vanish into the landscape.
#archisearch #designambassador #best #greek #architecture #design #subterranean #house #summer #living #islandlife
⚡️ARCHISEARCH BEST GREEK ARCHITECTS & DESIGNERS⚡️The Subterranean Issue: Does underground living suit the Greek islands best?
Over the past decade, Greek architecture and design has experienced significant growth and increased international presence, shaping a mature and vibrant architectural scene in Greece. Hence, Archisearch & @design_ambassador have created and present the list of the 100+ best architecture and design firms, honoring the creativity and excellence that define the sector in Greece.
In the Subterranean Issue, we feature 5 exquisite architecture studios from Greece designing below the earth summer residences in Greek islands overlooking the sky and the sea.
1. nCAVED house in Serifos by @moldarchitects, 📸 @yerolymbos | nCaved is born by the need to create a protected shelter, at a location of disarming view, but openly exposed to strong north winds, that led the architects to drill the slope, instead of arranging a set of spaces in line at ground level.
2. Xerolithi house in Serifos by @sinas_architects in collaboration with @mamouramaria, 📸 @yiorgoskordakis | The architects designed a summer house drawing inspiration from “xerolithies” thus creating a residential building that becomes an integral part of its natural environment.
3. Sheltered Villas in Karpathos by @amarchitects_ |
Blending into a 12,000 sqm site in Karpathos, three villas were designed to make their appearance in the humblest way, respecting the natural topography by integrating the buildings to their surrounding allowing, at the same time, stunning views to the Aegean Sea.
4. The Eye residence in Amorgos by @mykonosarchitects | A partially subterranean house is formed through a series of labyrinths and a space for contemplation under the attempt to bridge the earthly with the heavenly element.
5. Ribbon in Mykonos by @gnb.architects, 📸 @spyros_boukas | A summer house is born by a series of volumes sinking into the earth until they finally reach the sea —where they dissolve and vanish into the landscape.
#archisearch #designambassador #best #greek #architecture #design #subterranean #house #summer #living #islandlife
⚡️ARCHISEARCH BEST GREEK ARCHITECTS & DESIGNERS⚡️The Subterranean Issue: Does underground living suit the Greek islands best?
Over the past decade, Greek architecture and design has experienced significant growth and increased international presence, shaping a mature and vibrant architectural scene in Greece. Hence, Archisearch & @design_ambassador have created and present the list of the 100+ best architecture and design firms, honoring the creativity and excellence that define the sector in Greece.
In the Subterranean Issue, we feature 5 exquisite architecture studios from Greece designing below the earth summer residences in Greek islands overlooking the sky and the sea.
1. nCAVED house in Serifos by @moldarchitects, 📸 @yerolymbos | nCaved is born by the need to create a protected shelter, at a location of disarming view, but openly exposed to strong north winds, that led the architects to drill the slope, instead of arranging a set of spaces in line at ground level.
2. Xerolithi house in Serifos by @sinas_architects in collaboration with @mamouramaria, 📸 @yiorgoskordakis | The architects designed a summer house drawing inspiration from “xerolithies” thus creating a residential building that becomes an integral part of its natural environment.
3. Sheltered Villas in Karpathos by @amarchitects_ |
Blending into a 12,000 sqm site in Karpathos, three villas were designed to make their appearance in the humblest way, respecting the natural topography by integrating the buildings to their surrounding allowing, at the same time, stunning views to the Aegean Sea.
4. The Eye residence in Amorgos by @mykonosarchitects | A partially subterranean house is formed through a series of labyrinths and a space for contemplation under the attempt to bridge the earthly with the heavenly element.
5. Ribbon in Mykonos by @gnb.architects, 📸 @spyros_boukas | A summer house is born by a series of volumes sinking into the earth until they finally reach the sea —where they dissolve and vanish into the landscape.
#archisearch #designambassador #best #greek #architecture #design #subterranean #house #summer #living #islandlife
⚡️ARCHISEARCH BEST GREEK ARCHITECTS & DESIGNERS⚡️The Subterranean Issue: Does underground living suit the Greek islands best?
Over the past decade, Greek architecture and design has experienced significant growth and increased international presence, shaping a mature and vibrant architectural scene in Greece. Hence, Archisearch & @design_ambassador have created and present the list of the 100+ best architecture and design firms, honoring the creativity and excellence that define the sector in Greece.
In the Subterranean Issue, we feature 5 exquisite architecture studios from Greece designing below the earth summer residences in Greek islands overlooking the sky and the sea.
1. nCAVED house in Serifos by @moldarchitects, 📸 @yerolymbos | nCaved is born by the need to create a protected shelter, at a location of disarming view, but openly exposed to strong north winds, that led the architects to drill the slope, instead of arranging a set of spaces in line at ground level.
2. Xerolithi house in Serifos by @sinas_architects in collaboration with @mamouramaria, 📸 @yiorgoskordakis | The architects designed a summer house drawing inspiration from “xerolithies” thus creating a residential building that becomes an integral part of its natural environment.
3. Sheltered Villas in Karpathos by @amarchitects_ |
Blending into a 12,000 sqm site in Karpathos, three villas were designed to make their appearance in the humblest way, respecting the natural topography by integrating the buildings to their surrounding allowing, at the same time, stunning views to the Aegean Sea.
4. The Eye residence in Amorgos by @mykonosarchitects | A partially subterranean house is formed through a series of labyrinths and a space for contemplation under the attempt to bridge the earthly with the heavenly element.
5. Ribbon in Mykonos by @gnb.architects, 📸 @spyros_boukas | A summer house is born by a series of volumes sinking into the earth until they finally reach the sea —where they dissolve and vanish into the landscape.
#archisearch #designambassador #best #greek #architecture #design #subterranean #house #summer #living #islandlife
⚡️ARCHISEARCH BEST GREEK ARCHITECTS & DESIGNERS⚡️The Subterranean Issue: Does underground living suit the Greek islands best?
Over the past decade, Greek architecture and design has experienced significant growth and increased international presence, shaping a mature and vibrant architectural scene in Greece. Hence, Archisearch & @design_ambassador have created and present the list of the 100+ best architecture and design firms, honoring the creativity and excellence that define the sector in Greece.
In the Subterranean Issue, we feature 5 exquisite architecture studios from Greece designing below the earth summer residences in Greek islands overlooking the sky and the sea.
1. nCAVED house in Serifos by @moldarchitects, 📸 @yerolymbos | nCaved is born by the need to create a protected shelter, at a location of disarming view, but openly exposed to strong north winds, that led the architects to drill the slope, instead of arranging a set of spaces in line at ground level.
2. Xerolithi house in Serifos by @sinas_architects in collaboration with @mamouramaria, 📸 @yiorgoskordakis | The architects designed a summer house drawing inspiration from “xerolithies” thus creating a residential building that becomes an integral part of its natural environment.
3. Sheltered Villas in Karpathos by @amarchitects_ |
Blending into a 12,000 sqm site in Karpathos, three villas were designed to make their appearance in the humblest way, respecting the natural topography by integrating the buildings to their surrounding allowing, at the same time, stunning views to the Aegean Sea.
4. The Eye residence in Amorgos by @mykonosarchitects | A partially subterranean house is formed through a series of labyrinths and a space for contemplation under the attempt to bridge the earthly with the heavenly element.
5. Ribbon in Mykonos by @gnb.architects, 📸 @spyros_boukas | A summer house is born by a series of volumes sinking into the earth until they finally reach the sea —where they dissolve and vanish into the landscape.
#archisearch #designambassador #best #greek #architecture #design #subterranean #house #summer #living #islandlife
⚡️ARCHISEARCH BEST GREEK ARCHITECTS & DESIGNERS⚡️The Subterranean Issue: Does underground living suit the Greek islands best?
Over the past decade, Greek architecture and design has experienced significant growth and increased international presence, shaping a mature and vibrant architectural scene in Greece. Hence, Archisearch & @design_ambassador have created and present the list of the 100+ best architecture and design firms, honoring the creativity and excellence that define the sector in Greece.
In the Subterranean Issue, we feature 5 exquisite architecture studios from Greece designing below the earth summer residences in Greek islands overlooking the sky and the sea.
1. nCAVED house in Serifos by @moldarchitects, 📸 @yerolymbos | nCaved is born by the need to create a protected shelter, at a location of disarming view, but openly exposed to strong north winds, that led the architects to drill the slope, instead of arranging a set of spaces in line at ground level.
2. Xerolithi house in Serifos by @sinas_architects in collaboration with @mamouramaria, 📸 @yiorgoskordakis | The architects designed a summer house drawing inspiration from “xerolithies” thus creating a residential building that becomes an integral part of its natural environment.
3. Sheltered Villas in Karpathos by @amarchitects_ |
Blending into a 12,000 sqm site in Karpathos, three villas were designed to make their appearance in the humblest way, respecting the natural topography by integrating the buildings to their surrounding allowing, at the same time, stunning views to the Aegean Sea.
4. The Eye residence in Amorgos by @mykonosarchitects | A partially subterranean house is formed through a series of labyrinths and a space for contemplation under the attempt to bridge the earthly with the heavenly element.
5. Ribbon in Mykonos by @gnb.architects, 📸 @spyros_boukas | A summer house is born by a series of volumes sinking into the earth until they finally reach the sea —where they dissolve and vanish into the landscape.
#archisearch #designambassador #best #greek #architecture #design #subterranean #house #summer #living #islandlife
“HOMA is a small boutique hotel in Vagia Serifos. Each lodging is positioned with a slight rotation, ensuring privacy and variable sea views. The lodgings are approached from the roof, through linear staircases which define the entrance to a ‘new ground’ of habitation, below the surface. Analogous to the adits – from Latin aditus, entrance – (which were the only source of light in the dark galleries of the mines) the patios, stairs and pools, result from the substruction of square and orthogonal masses from the planes. These sequences of voids and fulls, create functional and welcoming living spaces bathed in natural light. Homa – from Greek χώμα, soil: The earthen mineral pigment in the plaster, the built furniture from white polished concrete, the wood and the natural rocks which frame the construction, underline the monolithic nature of a composition which derives from the sculptural processing of the natural soil”, say the architects.
_project: Homa
_architecture: @moldarchitects
_photographer: @panagiotisvoumvakis
_location: Vagia Serifos, #Greece
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“HOMA is a small boutique hotel in Vagia Serifos. Each lodging is positioned with a slight rotation, ensuring privacy and variable sea views. The lodgings are approached from the roof, through linear staircases which define the entrance to a ‘new ground’ of habitation, below the surface. Analogous to the adits – from Latin aditus, entrance – (which were the only source of light in the dark galleries of the mines) the patios, stairs and pools, result from the substruction of square and orthogonal masses from the planes. These sequences of voids and fulls, create functional and welcoming living spaces bathed in natural light. Homa – from Greek χώμα, soil: The earthen mineral pigment in the plaster, the built furniture from white polished concrete, the wood and the natural rocks which frame the construction, underline the monolithic nature of a composition which derives from the sculptural processing of the natural soil”, say the architects.
_project: Homa
_architecture: @moldarchitects
_photographer: @panagiotisvoumvakis
_location: Vagia Serifos, #Greece
———
@architecture_hunter is a non-traditional media that inspires, informs and entertains a worldwide audience of over 3 million design enthusiasts.
🔎 get published: architecturehunter.com/register
🎥 watch & read: architecturehunter.com
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“HOMA is a small boutique hotel in Vagia Serifos. Each lodging is positioned with a slight rotation, ensuring privacy and variable sea views. The lodgings are approached from the roof, through linear staircases which define the entrance to a ‘new ground’ of habitation, below the surface. Analogous to the adits – from Latin aditus, entrance – (which were the only source of light in the dark galleries of the mines) the patios, stairs and pools, result from the substruction of square and orthogonal masses from the planes. These sequences of voids and fulls, create functional and welcoming living spaces bathed in natural light. Homa – from Greek χώμα, soil: The earthen mineral pigment in the plaster, the built furniture from white polished concrete, the wood and the natural rocks which frame the construction, underline the monolithic nature of a composition which derives from the sculptural processing of the natural soil”, say the architects.
_project: Homa
_architecture: @moldarchitects
_photographer: @panagiotisvoumvakis
_location: Vagia Serifos, #Greece
———
@architecture_hunter is a non-traditional media that inspires, informs and entertains a worldwide audience of over 3 million design enthusiasts.
🔎 get published: architecturehunter.com/register
🎥 watch & read: architecturehunter.com
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“HOMA is a small boutique hotel in Vagia Serifos. Each lodging is positioned with a slight rotation, ensuring privacy and variable sea views. The lodgings are approached from the roof, through linear staircases which define the entrance to a ‘new ground’ of habitation, below the surface. Analogous to the adits – from Latin aditus, entrance – (which were the only source of light in the dark galleries of the mines) the patios, stairs and pools, result from the substruction of square and orthogonal masses from the planes. These sequences of voids and fulls, create functional and welcoming living spaces bathed in natural light. Homa – from Greek χώμα, soil: The earthen mineral pigment in the plaster, the built furniture from white polished concrete, the wood and the natural rocks which frame the construction, underline the monolithic nature of a composition which derives from the sculptural processing of the natural soil”, say the architects.
_project: Homa
_architecture: @moldarchitects
_photographer: @panagiotisvoumvakis
_location: Vagia Serifos, #Greece
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“HOMA is a small boutique hotel in Vagia Serifos. Each lodging is positioned with a slight rotation, ensuring privacy and variable sea views. The lodgings are approached from the roof, through linear staircases which define the entrance to a ‘new ground’ of habitation, below the surface. Analogous to the adits – from Latin aditus, entrance – (which were the only source of light in the dark galleries of the mines) the patios, stairs and pools, result from the substruction of square and orthogonal masses from the planes. These sequences of voids and fulls, create functional and welcoming living spaces bathed in natural light. Homa – from Greek χώμα, soil: The earthen mineral pigment in the plaster, the built furniture from white polished concrete, the wood and the natural rocks which frame the construction, underline the monolithic nature of a composition which derives from the sculptural processing of the natural soil”, say the architects.
_project: Homa
_architecture: @moldarchitects
_photographer: @panagiotisvoumvakis
_location: Vagia Serifos, #Greece
———
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“HOMA is a small boutique hotel in Vagia Serifos. Each lodging is positioned with a slight rotation, ensuring privacy and variable sea views. The lodgings are approached from the roof, through linear staircases which define the entrance to a ‘new ground’ of habitation, below the surface. Analogous to the adits – from Latin aditus, entrance – (which were the only source of light in the dark galleries of the mines) the patios, stairs and pools, result from the substruction of square and orthogonal masses from the planes. These sequences of voids and fulls, create functional and welcoming living spaces bathed in natural light. Homa – from Greek χώμα, soil: The earthen mineral pigment in the plaster, the built furniture from white polished concrete, the wood and the natural rocks which frame the construction, underline the monolithic nature of a composition which derives from the sculptural processing of the natural soil”, say the architects.
_project: Homa
_architecture: @moldarchitects
_photographer: @panagiotisvoumvakis
_location: Vagia Serifos, #Greece
———
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“HOMA is a small boutique hotel in Vagia Serifos. Each lodging is positioned with a slight rotation, ensuring privacy and variable sea views. The lodgings are approached from the roof, through linear staircases which define the entrance to a ‘new ground’ of habitation, below the surface. Analogous to the adits – from Latin aditus, entrance – (which were the only source of light in the dark galleries of the mines) the patios, stairs and pools, result from the substruction of square and orthogonal masses from the planes. These sequences of voids and fulls, create functional and welcoming living spaces bathed in natural light. Homa – from Greek χώμα, soil: The earthen mineral pigment in the plaster, the built furniture from white polished concrete, the wood and the natural rocks which frame the construction, underline the monolithic nature of a composition which derives from the sculptural processing of the natural soil”, say the architects.
_project: Homa
_architecture: @moldarchitects
_photographer: @panagiotisvoumvakis
_location: Vagia Serifos, #Greece
———
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“HOMA is a small boutique hotel in Vagia Serifos. Each lodging is positioned with a slight rotation, ensuring privacy and variable sea views. The lodgings are approached from the roof, through linear staircases which define the entrance to a ‘new ground’ of habitation, below the surface. Analogous to the adits – from Latin aditus, entrance – (which were the only source of light in the dark galleries of the mines) the patios, stairs and pools, result from the substruction of square and orthogonal masses from the planes. These sequences of voids and fulls, create functional and welcoming living spaces bathed in natural light. Homa – from Greek χώμα, soil: The earthen mineral pigment in the plaster, the built furniture from white polished concrete, the wood and the natural rocks which frame the construction, underline the monolithic nature of a composition which derives from the sculptural processing of the natural soil”, say the architects.
_project: Homa
_architecture: @moldarchitects
_photographer: @panagiotisvoumvakis
_location: Vagia Serifos, #Greece
———
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“HOMA is a small boutique hotel in Vagia Serifos. Each lodging is positioned with a slight rotation, ensuring privacy and variable sea views. The lodgings are approached from the roof, through linear staircases which define the entrance to a ‘new ground’ of habitation, below the surface. Analogous to the adits – from Latin aditus, entrance – (which were the only source of light in the dark galleries of the mines) the patios, stairs and pools, result from the substruction of square and orthogonal masses from the planes. These sequences of voids and fulls, create functional and welcoming living spaces bathed in natural light. Homa – from Greek χώμα, soil: The earthen mineral pigment in the plaster, the built furniture from white polished concrete, the wood and the natural rocks which frame the construction, underline the monolithic nature of a composition which derives from the sculptural processing of the natural soil”, say the architects.
_project: Homa
_architecture: @moldarchitects
_photographer: @panagiotisvoumvakis
_location: Vagia Serifos, #Greece
———
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“HOMA is a small boutique hotel in Vagia Serifos. Each lodging is positioned with a slight rotation, ensuring privacy and variable sea views. The lodgings are approached from the roof, through linear staircases which define the entrance to a ‘new ground’ of habitation, below the surface. Analogous to the adits – from Latin aditus, entrance – (which were the only source of light in the dark galleries of the mines) the patios, stairs and pools, result from the substruction of square and orthogonal masses from the planes. These sequences of voids and fulls, create functional and welcoming living spaces bathed in natural light. Homa – from Greek χώμα, soil: The earthen mineral pigment in the plaster, the built furniture from white polished concrete, the wood and the natural rocks which frame the construction, underline the monolithic nature of a composition which derives from the sculptural processing of the natural soil”, say the architects.
_project: Homa
_architecture: @moldarchitects
_photographer: @panagiotisvoumvakis
_location: Vagia Serifos, #Greece
———
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“HOMA is a small boutique hotel in Vagia Serifos. Each lodging is positioned with a slight rotation, ensuring privacy and variable sea views. The lodgings are approached from the roof, through linear staircases which define the entrance to a ‘new ground’ of habitation, below the surface. Analogous to the adits – from Latin aditus, entrance – (which were the only source of light in the dark galleries of the mines) the patios, stairs and pools, result from the substruction of square and orthogonal masses from the planes. These sequences of voids and fulls, create functional and welcoming living spaces bathed in natural light. Homa – from Greek χώμα, soil: The earthen mineral pigment in the plaster, the built furniture from white polished concrete, the wood and the natural rocks which frame the construction, underline the monolithic nature of a composition which derives from the sculptural processing of the natural soil”, say the architects.
_project: Homa
_architecture: @moldarchitects
_photographer: @panagiotisvoumvakis
_location: Vagia Serifos, #Greece
———
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“HOMA is a small boutique hotel in Vagia Serifos. Each lodging is positioned with a slight rotation, ensuring privacy and variable sea views. The lodgings are approached from the roof, through linear staircases which define the entrance to a ‘new ground’ of habitation, below the surface. Analogous to the adits – from Latin aditus, entrance – (which were the only source of light in the dark galleries of the mines) the patios, stairs and pools, result from the substruction of square and orthogonal masses from the planes. These sequences of voids and fulls, create functional and welcoming living spaces bathed in natural light. Homa – from Greek χώμα, soil: The earthen mineral pigment in the plaster, the built furniture from white polished concrete, the wood and the natural rocks which frame the construction, underline the monolithic nature of a composition which derives from the sculptural processing of the natural soil”, say the architects.
_project: Homa
_architecture: @moldarchitects
_photographer: @panagiotisvoumvakis
_location: Vagia Serifos, #Greece
———
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“HOMA is a small boutique hotel in Vagia Serifos. Each lodging is positioned with a slight rotation, ensuring privacy and variable sea views. The lodgings are approached from the roof, through linear staircases which define the entrance to a ‘new ground’ of habitation, below the surface. Analogous to the adits – from Latin aditus, entrance – (which were the only source of light in the dark galleries of the mines) the patios, stairs and pools, result from the substruction of square and orthogonal masses from the planes. These sequences of voids and fulls, create functional and welcoming living spaces bathed in natural light. Homa – from Greek χώμα, soil: The earthen mineral pigment in the plaster, the built furniture from white polished concrete, the wood and the natural rocks which frame the construction, underline the monolithic nature of a composition which derives from the sculptural processing of the natural soil”, say the architects.
_project: Homa
_architecture: @moldarchitects
_photographer: @panagiotisvoumvakis
_location: Vagia Serifos, #Greece
———
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coastline_
The line that defines the boundary between the land and the sea.
What if we get this line and climb it up on the hill?
What if we imagine a living space all along this line?
In between the border of earth and water,
a chameleon house attached to the rock and reaching to the sea…
The coastline was once down there and now it’s here!
#moldarchitects #design #architecture #building #instadaily #greece #moldarchitects #design
#mold #dezeen #archdaily #designboom #architecturaldesign #outdoorliving #materiality
coastline_
The line that defines the boundary between the land and the sea.
What if we get this line and climb it up on the hill?
What if we imagine a living space all along this line?
In between the border of earth and water,
a chameleon house attached to the rock and reaching to the sea…
The coastline was once down there and now it’s here!
#moldarchitects #design #architecture #building #instadaily #greece #moldarchitects #design
#mold #dezeen #archdaily #designboom #architecturaldesign #outdoorliving #materiality
coastline_
The line that defines the boundary between the land and the sea.
What if we get this line and climb it up on the hill?
What if we imagine a living space all along this line?
In between the border of earth and water,
a chameleon house attached to the rock and reaching to the sea…
The coastline was once down there and now it’s here!
#moldarchitects #design #architecture #building #instadaily #greece #moldarchitects #design
#mold #dezeen #archdaily #designboom #architecturaldesign #outdoorliving #materiality
Olus Project, Elounda, Crete _ The design integrates indoor and outdoor space, cultivating a restorative atmosphere and tranquil connection to the natural surroundings. _
#moldarchitects #design #architecture #building #instadaily #crete #greece #moldarchitects #design
#mold #dezeen #archdaily #designboom #architecturaldesign #outdoorliving
#mediterranean #Spinalonga #Elounda #grid #materiality #wood #interiordesign #dining #kitchen
Olus Project, Elounda, Crete _ The design integrates indoor and outdoor space, cultivating a restorative atmosphere and tranquil connection to the natural surroundings. _
#moldarchitects #design #architecture #building #instadaily #crete #greece #moldarchitects #design
#mold #dezeen #archdaily #designboom #architecturaldesign #outdoorliving
#mediterranean #Spinalonga #Elounda #grid #materiality #wood #interiordesign #dining #kitchen
Olus Project, Elounda, Crete _ The design integrates indoor and outdoor space, cultivating a restorative atmosphere and tranquil connection to the natural surroundings. _
#moldarchitects #design #architecture #building #instadaily #crete #greece #moldarchitects #design
#mold #dezeen #archdaily #designboom #architecturaldesign #outdoorliving
#mediterranean #Spinalonga #Elounda #grid #materiality #wood #interiordesign #dining #kitchen
Olus Project, Elounda, Crete _ The design integrates indoor and outdoor space, cultivating a restorative atmosphere and tranquil connection to the natural surroundings. _
#moldarchitects #design #architecture #building #instadaily #crete #greece #moldarchitects #design
#mold #dezeen #archdaily #designboom #architecturaldesign #outdoorliving
#mediterranean #Spinalonga #Elounda #grid #materiality #wood #interiordesign #dining #kitchen
Olus Project, Elounda, Crete _ The design integrates indoor and outdoor space, cultivating a restorative atmosphere and tranquil connection to the natural surroundings. _
#moldarchitects #design #architecture #building #instadaily #crete #greece #moldarchitects #design
#mold #dezeen #archdaily #designboom #architecturaldesign #outdoorliving
#mediterranean #Spinalonga #Elounda #grid #materiality #wood #interiordesign #dining #kitchen
Olus Project, Elounda, Crete _ The design integrates indoor and outdoor space, cultivating a restorative atmosphere and tranquil connection to the natural surroundings. _
#moldarchitects #design #architecture #building #instadaily #crete #greece #moldarchitects #design
#mold #dezeen #archdaily #designboom #architecturaldesign #outdoorliving
#mediterranean #Spinalonga #Elounda #grid #materiality #wood #interiordesign #dining #kitchen
Olus Project, Elounda, Crete _ The composition approached the design as an archaeological excavation, with stone masses of double height emerging from the earth. A perforated horizontal surface forms the ground floor, both separating and uniting the two distinct zones. _
#moldarchitects #design #architecture #building #instadaily #crete #greece #moldarchitects #design #residence
#mold #europe
#architect #dezeen #archdaily #designboom #architecturaldesign #outdoorliving
#mediterranean #Spinalonga #Elounda #grid #rock #pool #volumes #water #path #materiality
Olus Project, Elounda, Crete _ The composition approached the design as an archaeological excavation, with stone masses of double height emerging from the earth. A perforated horizontal surface forms the ground floor, both separating and uniting the two distinct zones. _
#moldarchitects #design #architecture #building #instadaily #crete #greece #moldarchitects #design #residence
#mold #europe
#architect #dezeen #archdaily #designboom #architecturaldesign #outdoorliving
#mediterranean #Spinalonga #Elounda #grid #rock #pool #volumes #water #path #materiality
Olus Project, Elounda, Crete _ The composition approached the design as an archaeological excavation, with stone masses of double height emerging from the earth. A perforated horizontal surface forms the ground floor, both separating and uniting the two distinct zones. _
#moldarchitects #design #architecture #building #instadaily #crete #greece #moldarchitects #design #residence
#mold #europe
#architect #dezeen #archdaily #designboom #architecturaldesign #outdoorliving
#mediterranean #Spinalonga #Elounda #grid #rock #pool #volumes #water #path #materiality
Olus Project, Elounda, Crete _ The composition approached the design as an archaeological excavation, with stone masses of double height emerging from the earth. A perforated horizontal surface forms the ground floor, both separating and uniting the two distinct zones. _
#moldarchitects #design #architecture #building #instadaily #crete #greece #moldarchitects #design #residence
#mold #europe
#architect #dezeen #archdaily #designboom #architecturaldesign #outdoorliving
#mediterranean #Spinalonga #Elounda #grid #rock #pool #volumes #water #path #materiality
Olus Project, Elounda, Crete _ The composition approached the design as an archaeological excavation, with stone masses of double height emerging from the earth. A perforated horizontal surface forms the ground floor, both separating and uniting the two distinct zones. _
#moldarchitects #design #architecture #building #instadaily #crete #greece #moldarchitects #design #residence
#mold #europe
#architect #dezeen #archdaily #designboom #architecturaldesign #outdoorliving
#mediterranean #Spinalonga #Elounda #grid #rock #pool #volumes #water #path #materiality
Olus Project, Elounda, Crete _ The composition approached the design as an archaeological excavation, with stone masses of double height emerging from the earth. A perforated horizontal surface forms the ground floor, both separating and uniting the two distinct zones. _
#moldarchitects #design #architecture #building #instadaily #crete #greece #moldarchitects #design #residence
#mold #europe
#architect #dezeen #archdaily #designboom #architecturaldesign #outdoorliving
#mediterranean #Spinalonga #Elounda #grid #rock #pool #volumes #water #path #materiality
Olus Project, Elounda, Crete _ The composition approached the design as an archaeological excavation, with stone masses of double height emerging from the earth. A perforated horizontal surface forms the ground floor, both separating and uniting the two distinct zones. _
#moldarchitects #design #architecture #building #instadaily #crete #greece #moldarchitects #design #residence
#mold #europe
#architect #dezeen #archdaily #designboom #architecturaldesign #outdoorliving
#mediterranean #Spinalonga #Elounda #grid #rock #pool #volumes #water #path #materiality
Olus Project, Elounda, Crete _ The below-grade restorative zone includes areas for study, exercise and meditation. _
#moldarchitects #design #architecture #building #instadaily #crete #greece #moldarchitects #design
#mold #europe
#dezeen #archdaily #designboom #architecturaldesign #outdoorliving
#mediterranean #Spinalonga #Elounda #grid #meditation #study #wellness #sanctuary #skylight #shadow #light #pattern
Olus Project, Elounda, Crete _ The below-grade restorative zone includes areas for study, exercise and meditation. _
#moldarchitects #design #architecture #building #instadaily #crete #greece #moldarchitects #design
#mold #europe
#dezeen #archdaily #designboom #architecturaldesign #outdoorliving
#mediterranean #Spinalonga #Elounda #grid #meditation #study #wellness #sanctuary #skylight #shadow #light #pattern
Olus Project, Elounda, Crete _ The below-grade restorative zone includes areas for study, exercise and meditation. _
#moldarchitects #design #architecture #building #instadaily #crete #greece #moldarchitects #design
#mold #europe
#dezeen #archdaily #designboom #architecturaldesign #outdoorliving
#mediterranean #Spinalonga #Elounda #grid #meditation #study #wellness #sanctuary #skylight #shadow #light #pattern
Olus Project, Elounda, Crete _ The below-grade restorative zone includes areas for study, exercise and meditation. _
#moldarchitects #design #architecture #building #instadaily #crete #greece #moldarchitects #design
#mold #europe
#dezeen #archdaily #designboom #architecturaldesign #outdoorliving
#mediterranean #Spinalonga #Elounda #grid #meditation #study #wellness #sanctuary #skylight #shadow #light #pattern
Olus Project, Elounda, Crete _ The below-grade restorative zone includes areas for study, exercise and meditation. _
#moldarchitects #design #architecture #building #instadaily #crete #greece #moldarchitects #design
#mold #europe
#dezeen #archdaily #designboom #architecturaldesign #outdoorliving
#mediterranean #Spinalonga #Elounda #grid #meditation #study #wellness #sanctuary #skylight #shadow #light #pattern
Olus Project, Elounda, Crete _ The below-grade restorative zone includes areas for study, exercise and meditation. _
#moldarchitects #design #architecture #building #instadaily #crete #greece #moldarchitects #design
#mold #europe
#dezeen #archdaily #designboom #architecturaldesign #outdoorliving
#mediterranean #Spinalonga #Elounda #grid #meditation #study #wellness #sanctuary #skylight #shadow #light #pattern
Olus Project, Elounda, Crete _ The grid also serves as an ordering system, outlining the arrangement of water features, planting and masonry masses. Those elements are used to structure flows of movement, sightlines and functional units. _
#moldarchitects #design #architecture #instadaily #crete #greece #moldarchitects #residence
#mold #europe
#dezeen #archdaily #designboom #architecturaldesign #outdoorliving
#mediterranean #Spinalonga #Elounda #grid #stonewall #diagram #layering #axonometric #isometric #drawing #illustration
Olus Project, Elounda, Crete _ The grid also serves as an ordering system, outlining the arrangement of water features, planting and masonry masses. Those elements are used to structure flows of movement, sightlines and functional units. _
#moldarchitects #design #architecture #instadaily #crete #greece #moldarchitects #residence
#mold #europe
#dezeen #archdaily #designboom #architecturaldesign #outdoorliving
#mediterranean #Spinalonga #Elounda #grid #stonewall #diagram #layering #axonometric #isometric #drawing #illustration
Olus Project, Elounda, Crete _ The grid also serves as an ordering system, outlining the arrangement of water features, planting and masonry masses. Those elements are used to structure flows of movement, sightlines and functional units. _
#moldarchitects #design #architecture #instadaily #crete #greece #moldarchitects #residence
#mold #europe
#dezeen #archdaily #designboom #architecturaldesign #outdoorliving
#mediterranean #Spinalonga #Elounda #grid #stonewall #diagram #layering #axonometric #isometric #drawing #illustration
Olus Project, Elounda, Crete _ The grid also serves as an ordering system, outlining the arrangement of water features, planting and masonry masses. Those elements are used to structure flows of movement, sightlines and functional units. _
#moldarchitects #design #architecture #instadaily #crete #greece #moldarchitects #residence
#mold #europe
#dezeen #archdaily #designboom #architecturaldesign #outdoorliving
#mediterranean #Spinalonga #Elounda #grid #stonewall #diagram #layering #axonometric #isometric #drawing #illustration
Olus Project, Elounda, Crete _ The grid also serves as an ordering system, outlining the arrangement of water features, planting and masonry masses. Those elements are used to structure flows of movement, sightlines and functional units. _
#moldarchitects #design #architecture #instadaily #crete #greece #moldarchitects #residence
#mold #europe
#dezeen #archdaily #designboom #architecturaldesign #outdoorliving
#mediterranean #Spinalonga #Elounda #grid #stonewall #diagram #layering #axonometric #isometric #drawing #illustration
Olus Project, Elounda, Crete _ The grid also serves as an ordering system, outlining the arrangement of water features, planting and masonry masses. Those elements are used to structure flows of movement, sightlines and functional units. _
#moldarchitects #design #architecture #instadaily #crete #greece #moldarchitects #residence
#mold #europe
#dezeen #archdaily #designboom #architecturaldesign #outdoorliving
#mediterranean #Spinalonga #Elounda #grid #stonewall #diagram #layering #axonometric #isometric #drawing #illustration
Olus Project, Elounda, Crete _ A lightweight structural grid spans roof and terraces, forming a continuous spatial network. Variable density panels within modulate daylight and exposure according to programmed needs. _
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Olus Project, Elounda, Crete _ This residence draws inspiration from the dual nature of nearby Spinalonga as both a place of habitation and healing, translating this into its design concept - living spaces with sweeping views above, and a serene interior sanctuary below for introspection. _
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Project: CBO Residence, Serifos, Cyclades
Photos: @g_sfakianakis
Metalworks: @qoop.metalworks
Our intention was to cover all the functional needs of the main space with a single construction system – with the minimum material mass.
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Project: CBO Residence, Serifos, Cyclades
Photos: @g_sfakianakis
Metalworks: @qoop.metalworks
Our intention was to cover all the functional needs of the main space with a single construction system – with the minimum material mass.
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Project: CBO Residence, Serifos, Cyclades
Photos: @g_sfakianakis
Metalworks: @qoop.metalworks
Our intention was to cover all the functional needs of the main space with a single construction system – with the minimum material mass.
#moldarchitects #design #architecture #residence #cyclades #renovation #serifos #mold #greece #interiordesign #art #architecturephotography #homedesign @archdaily @dezeen @designboom @domusweb #archilovers #instadaily #archisearch #calminteriors #sereneaesthetic #island #mediterranean #materiality #tiles #plaster #atmosphere #metal #grid
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