The House of Pagona / Smyrlis Architects
The house of Pagona transforms the market limitations of a low cost construction as well as certain typical wishes and regional references of its inhabitants into architecture.
© Irini Giotopoulou
Architects: Smyrlis Architects
Location: Leoforos Varis 102, ????, Vari 166 72, Greece
Architect In Charge: Nikos Smyrlis
Area: 350.0 m2
Project Year: 2016
Photographs: Irini Giotopoulou, Chrissoula Voulgari
Team: Tina Liagi, Eleana Myriouni, Dimitris Sylaidos, Nana Stathi, Stacy Nikolaou
© Irini Giotopoulou
From the architect. The house of Pagona transforms the market limitations of a low cost construction as well as certain typical wishes and regional references of its inhabitants into architecture.
© Chrissoula Voulgari
The residence is situated at Vari, a coastal suburb of Athens, beyond the Attica Basin, near the foothills of Mt. Hymettus. With a local climate of mild winters and hot summers, and a flat topography of an ancient salt-bed surrounded by hills, the building is surrounded by low density, contractor-built, single-family residences.
© Irini Giotopoulou
The design of the project is defined by low-cost, sustainability and low-energy use requirements. It uses the materials and standard construction techniques of local contractors in non-standard ways.
© Chrissoula Voulgari
The project uses low-energy consumption and storage ...
© Irini Giotopoulou
Architects: Smyrlis Architects
Location: Leoforos Varis 102, ????, Vari 166 72, Greece
Architect In Charge: Nikos Smyrlis
Area: 350.0 m2
Project Year: 2016
Photographs: Irini Giotopoulou, Chrissoula Voulgari
Team: Tina Liagi, Eleana Myriouni, Dimitris Sylaidos, Nana Stathi, Stacy Nikolaou
© Irini Giotopoulou
From the architect. The house of Pagona transforms the market limitations of a low cost construction as well as certain typical wishes and regional references of its inhabitants into architecture.
© Chrissoula Voulgari
The residence is situated at Vari, a coastal suburb of Athens, beyond the Attica Basin, near the foothills of Mt. Hymettus. With a local climate of mild winters and hot summers, and a flat topography of an ancient salt-bed surrounded by hills, the building is surrounded by low density, contractor-built, single-family residences.
© Irini Giotopoulou
The design of the project is defined by low-cost, sustainability and low-energy use requirements. It uses the materials and standard construction techniques of local contractors in non-standard ways.
© Chrissoula Voulgari
The project uses low-energy consumption and storage ...
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