The project involves the renovation of a single-floor apartment located in a three-story interwar building on Fokionos Negri pedestrian Street, in Kypseli, Athens. The building, dating back to the 1930s, is a characteristic example of Athenian modernist architecture, retaining its original form and architectural language. Originally configured as one unified apartment, the space was transformed into two independent units, measuring 70 and 55 square meters respectively. The design and construction were completed within six months, with a primary focus on highlighting the architectural heritage and natural materials of the building, such as marble, wood, and mosaic floors. The new layout was carefully planned to optimize functionality and natural light while maintaining a strong connection to the urban environment through the perimeter balconies. The renovation included a complete reconfiguration of both communal and private areas, as well as upgrades to the infrastructure, meeting contemporary living standards without compromising the historic character of the building.

Collaborators:
This project involved an applied design study focusing on functional and aesthetic solutions in interior furniture and kitchen design. Working closely with Vassilis Spiliotis, I contributed to the development and refinement of customized design proposals at the application scale, integrating client needs with practical materials, construction techniques, and spatial constraints.