The project concerns a detached residence located in a southern suburb of Athens, Greece. The presence of ancient findings on the site became the main design generator. In order to protect them, the building footprint was confined to a specific area of the plot, avoiding any structural intervention on the archaeological remains.
This constraint was used as a design tool, shaping the building into two distinct volumes that rotate around the axis of the staircase, enclosing the ancient findings. The ground floor hosts the common living areas and a guest room, while the upper level accommodates the private spaces, oriented to the south for optimal sunlight and autonomy for its users. The attic level provides a more secluded space with extended views, while the basement includes parking and auxiliary functions. The outdoor spaces are designed as a natural extension of the interior, creating a continuous living environment. The aim was to form an elegant residence that respects the character of the area, while offering a warm and contemporary living experience.







Details
Architecture
STOKAS DEVELOPMENT
Client
Private
Year of completion
2024
Location
Vari, Attica, Greece
Total area
293 m2
Site area
429 m2
Photos
Ioannis Promponas
Partners
Interior Designer: Natassa Kokkaliari
