The project’s scope is upgrading an existing office building on Kifisias Av, introducing new facades and upgraded common areas.

The fluid and dynamic character of the proposal provides a graceful and modern identity, appropriate for a cutting-edge office building that suits the needs of world-class companies. Sinuous folded-plate fins wrap around the building’s slabs, defining and shading the facades of upper floors.

The fins’ folded aluminum profile changes constantly across their length at the Kifisias corner, presenting an ever-shifting, glimmering play of light and shadows and an impression of vitality and luxury of the building.

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The existing façade columns are clad with green Tinos marble The proposed facades offer luminous floor-to ceiling high glazing.

Architectural Design: AETER Architects

Merlata Bloom, in Milano, stands as a testament to cutting-edge lighting design, seamlessly blending aesthetics with functionality to create a captivating retail environment. The lighting design, a key feature of the mall, emphasizes a harmonious integration of natural and artificial light, enhancing the architectural beauty and overall shopping experience.

Upon entering the mall, visitors are greeted by a flood of natural light streaming through expansive skylights, creating an inviting and open atmosphere. This is complemented by strategically placed LED fixtures that provide ambient lighting, ensuring a warm and welcoming environment throughout the day and into the evening.

Accent lighting is meticulously used to highlight architectural features and guide visitors through the space, creating a dynamic interplay of light and shadow that adds depth and dimension

Overall, the lighting design at Merlata Bloom Mall not only illuminates the space but also enriches the shopping experience, showcasing how thoughtful lighting can transform a commercial setting into an engaging and sustainable environment.

Architectural / Interior design: CallistonRTKL

Architectural design: K-Studio

The Astir Palace hotel complex is a significant leisure destination in Greece, with a rich history dating back to the 1960s. It has recently collaborated with the prestigious Four Seasons chain to revamp the property. The renovation involved the efforts of several prominent design teams that worked together to create a haven of relaxation and wellness within a space that has played a significant role in Greek tourism history. One of the teams that contributed to this project was the L+DG Lighting Architects, who were responsible for designing the lighting of all outdoor spaces, both natural and built environments, such as the landscape and hardscape. Their contribution has added a touch of elegance and sophistication to the overall ambiance of the property.

Architectural design: AETER

Landscape design: Doxiadis+

The TORRE EUROPA building in Madrid is an iconic landmark that stands tall at a height of 120 meters with its 32 floors of offices. Recently, the building underwent a significant renovation, entrusted to the renowned architectural firm Callison RTKL and the lighting experts at L+DG Lighting Architects. The project's objective was to maintain the building's historical significance while infusing modern elements into its design and making it more eco-friendly to reduce energy consumption. The building's renovation has been recognized with the prestigious CTBUH award for Best Building Renovation, and it has also been certified with LEED Gold, which is a testament to its sustainable features.

Architectural design: CallisonRTKL

Grosvenor House, a JW Marriott hotel , London

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Architectural / Interior design: HBA

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Architectural design: TOMBAZIS & ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS, AETER

Interior design: MKV Design

The Athens Marriott Hotel is a newly renovated Marriott International hotel located in Greece. Its impressive renovation was executed by the renowned 3SK Stylianidis Architects and Wimberly Interiors London (WATG), while the esteemed L+DG lighting architects were responsible for the lighting design of all common areas. The lighting study included all of the hotel's significant areas, such as the Reception Lobby & Gallery, All-day Dining, Prefunction & Ballroom, Meeting Rooms, Gym & Spa, Entrance, Atrium, Roof Garden, and E&O Restaurant. With their expertise in lighting design, L+DG has contributed to creating an ambiance of sophistication and elegance throughout the hotel.

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Architectural / Interior design: Wimberly Interiors

At Nafsika's venue Helios, guests can experience both relaxation and functionality in a harmonious setting. Whether you are enjoying a meal or taking in the stunning pool and sea views, each guest's needs are catered to with appropriate individual lighting. Plus, the lighting levels are thoughtfully designed to gradually decrease from the hotel towards the sea, ensuring a seamless and comfortable experience for all guests. The use of indirect lighting for the plants adds to their overall appeal. Working with K-studio, unique lighting fixtures were created specifically for the two bars. The materials used in the fixtures, such as marble and bronze, are consistent with the rest of the space. Additionally, the fixtures were constructed to meet high standards of durability and water resistance due to their proximity to the sea.

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Architectural design: K-Studio

Architectural design: Hopkins Architects

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Architectural design: Elastic Architects

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Interior design: Maria Kardami

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Architectural design: Parthenios Architects & Associates

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Architectural / Interior design: lowfat architecture + interiors

The Melissa vertical mill-pasta factory complex, located in Larissa since 1974, covers an impressive area of ​​85 acres, making it not only one of the most modern vertical mill-pasta factory complexes in Europe but also the largest in the Balkans. In 2018, the complex underwent an extension that included the construction of a new mill and new wheat silos. Additionally, the lighting of the entire complex was upgraded, enhancing the image of the complex, including the central production unit, new silos, loading and unloading area, parking lots, and even the new museum currently under construction. The new silos are set to be visible from the Athens-Thessaloniki highway, making the complex even more noteworthy.

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Architectural design: ELEME

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Architectural design: Parthenios Architects & Associates

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Architectural design: DESYPRI & MISIARIS ARCHITECTURE

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Architectural / Interior design: STUDIO 63 Architecture + Design, Firenze

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Architectural design: ZEGE architects

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Architectural / Interior design: Andy Martin Architecture

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Interior design: SMK Interiors

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Interior design: SMK Interiors

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Interior design: SMK Design

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Architectural design: INTERLACE DESIGN

Architect: YOSHI KIDA

The lighting in Taverna37 is quite impressive, with different areas having unique lighting fixtures that add to the overall ambiance. Near the sea, the lighting is reminiscent of traditional tavern lighting with lanterns, hanging lamps, and custom-made lighting fittings that create a warm and inviting atmosphere. In the upper restaurant area, the lighting approach is more European including lighting fittings mostly integrated into the ceiling structure and focused on the tables. The attention to detail in the lighting fixtures is evident, with materials such as marble and bronze used to create durable and water-resistant fixtures for the bars near the sea.

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Architectural / Interior design: K-Studio

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Interior design: SMK Design

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Architectural / Interior design: Wimberly Interiors

The iconic Pallas Theatre was built between 1931-1932 and became the most remarkable cinema-theatre of the interwar period in the Balkans. It was designed in a classical modern style, inspired by French architectural standards. Its monumental entrance is dominated by multicolored marble and an impressive staircase, while the foyer features walnut wood paneling, art deco stained glass, and intricate mosaics. The auditorium originally had a capacity of 2,500 seats, characterized by its undulating ceiling.

The theatre underwent a complete renovation in the early 2000s with respect for its original architecture and preservation of all historical elements, transforming it into a modern monument. The stage and the orchestra area were redesigned to accommodate the most demanding music and dance performances and were equipped with the latest audiovisual technologies. The restoration of these two preserved examples of 1930s architecture ensured their alignment with modern functional standards and needs, aiming for their successful reopening. Decorative and architectural elements, colors, and materials were conserved to recapture the atmosphere of the era, characterized by spaces adorned with motifs (Art Deco).

The authentic preserved elements were highlighted through the contrasting integration of certain new architectural features. The most distinctive architectural feature of the Pallas cinema-theatre auditorium is its ceiling, which was reconstructed. It is a stepped false ceiling consisting of four horizontal levels and three side parabolic surfaces formed by solid optical fibers that culminate in undulating curves. Before and after performances, as well as during intermissions, the optical fibers remain lit, creating a luminous ‘aurora’ on the parabolic surfaces. Behind the ‘aurora’ lie the theatre’s modern sound and lighting systems.

Architectural Design (Refurbishment): Kizi Studio

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Architectural design: Hopkins Architects

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Architectural design: ELEME

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Architectural design: mtarchitects

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Architectural / Interior design: Wimberly Interiors

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Interior design: SMK Interiors

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Architectural design: ZEGE architects

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Architectural design: Legorreta +Legorreta Architects

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Architectural / Interior design: CallistonRTKL

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Architectural / Interior design: CallistonRTKL

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Architectural / Interior design: lowfat architecture + interiors

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Architectural / Interior design: A31 Architecture

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Architectural / Interior design: CallistonRTKL

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Architectural / Interior design: A31 Architecture

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Architectural design: Bobotis + Bobotis Architects

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Architectural design: Parthenios Architects & Associates

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Architectural design: DESYPRI & MISIARIS ARCHITECTURE

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Interior design: SMK Design

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Architectural design: Bobotis + Bobotis Architects

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Interior design: K-Studio

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Architectural design: ARCHIPLUS Architects & Associates

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Architectural design: Block 722 architects +

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Architectural design: Elastic Architects

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Architectural design: Elastic Architects

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Architectural design: Elastic Architects