This complex of three newly built residences rests on an elongated plot on the Loutraki beachfront.
The architectural language is formed – with a clear nod to modernism – as a mix of grounded stone walls, white concrete slabs and rendered volumes, perforated to create claustra openings and sheltered terrace spaces. Minimal window frames maximize the connection between indoor and outdoor. The exterior stone walls create privacy boundaries for the pool areas and at the same time define a path from the entrance down to the beach.
Each residence is organised around its own sequence of outdoor spaces: a private pool enclosed by stone, covered terraces that extend the living areas, and an upper terrace sheltered by a pergola that frames the horizon. Planted terraces soften the edges of the white slabs, while slatted screens filter views from the street.
The palette remains deliberately restrained – natural stone, white render, warm timber tones and Mediterranean planting – so that the architecture recedes, leaving light, shade and the sea to set the rhythm of the day.
Tasos Christofilopoulos, Christina Charistou, Aliki Angelidi
2023
Under Construction
