Architectural complex consisting of the Gennadius Library, built in 1923 according to the designs of architect Stewart Thompson, Cotsen Hall, built in 2005 according to the designs of architect I.... read more →
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The British School at Athens (BSA) was founded in 1886. Nowadays it has grown to become a dynamic hub for research into all aspects, providing a ‘home from home’ in... read more →
A second brand-new hotel was added to the family of Coco-Mat Athens in Patriarch Ioakeim street, designed by Elastic Architects, who followed the architectural vocabulary of the first building. Therefore,... read more →
The first building constructed to house archives. The design and construction supervision, completed in 1926, were undertaken by the Technical Department of the National Bank, with architect Nikolaos Zoumpoulidis. In... read more →
An eclectic building that was renovated in 2022 and houses a model educational academy for hospitality services. NEW ENTRY OPENING HOURS 05/04 11:00-17:00 06/04 - Last entry: 20 minutes before... read more →
OPEN TOURS The Former Public Tobacco Factory was designed by P. Athanasakis and A. Ligdopoulos in 1927. Today it houses many uses, between them the City Library and the Benakeios... read more →
A 1930s residence redesign with the aim of housing two independent apartments that redefine their relationship through the uncovered space on the ground floor. The design was created by Theo... read more →
A 1920s neoclassical building was redesigned in 2024 by Lydia Manitsidou of bm-archilab, with a focus on accessibility and inclusion, to house "WHEN Hub", a multifunctional and flexible coworking space... read more →
The building that housed the Athens Stock Market from 1934 to 2005 was constructed in 1931 based on designs by architect Nikolaos Zoumboulidis, and it was vertically expanded between 1965-1968.... read more →
A preserved Art Deco building from the 1930s was transformed into a hotel in 2018 by k-studio. It features distinctive curved elements and an interior design inspired by the modernist... read more →
