The whole structure is inspired by “paréa” – a Greek word roughly translated as a wholesome get-together with friends,  and it embodies the concept of a Greek village in a contemporary setting. The architecture is inspired by the traditional “Kamares” of Samos which were built with local materials.

The project objective was the transformation of a 2nd floor space in the New Building of Lamia General Hospital into a state-of-the-art 7 bed Intensive Care Unit facility. In the 502 square meter space, the main ICU area, support areas, personnel rest areas and locker rooms were configured. The electromechanical installations for ventilation and air-conditioning  were installed in the building’s mechanical floor.

The project was delivered within 60 days, in accordance with the contractual timetable.

Conversion of existing industrial buildings into office building, including a restaurant and an industrial warehouse.

Unification of separate buildings through configuration of the surrounding area for the operational needs of the main E.J. Papadopoulos S.A. biscuit plant in Tavros, Attiki.