SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE

This house was designed as a retreat for a family, just outside the city of Thessaloniki. The plot offers open views and natural light, and the architectural response aims to frame these qualities with clarity and restraint.

The layout follows a linear organization, allowing every space to remain in direct dialogue with the exterior. The transition between indoors and outdoors was essential—from the threshold to the veranda, from the living space to the horizon line.

Natural materials were used throughout, with an emphasis on honesty and permanence. Stone, concrete and wood create a tactile narrative, while neutral tones allow light to become the protagonist. The volume of the house remains quiet, composed, and grounded in its setting.

Inside, each room is treated as a continuation of the whole. The living areas are open yet defined, the bedrooms calm and generous. The staircase becomes a sculptural spine, and the custom-made elements enrich the experience without dominating it.