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Get inspired. The newest architectural trends in Greece, From undercut homes, to cave houses, to blue and white homes in the Cycladic Islands. Homes of famous Greeks and the ancient Greeks. Traditional building styles, architecture in the Greek Islands, and inspiration for your own home in Greece.

5 Inspiring Architecture Studios in Greece

The following architectural studios were recently ranked by Architizer, one of the most highly reputed real estate critics in Greece, as the most innovative in Greece. The list is defined by the companies that have the most A+star ratings – the highest annual award offered by Architizer to firms. A31

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Architecture on the Island of Hydra

Hydra is an island close to Athens, only about an hour away by ferry. Like some of the neighboring islands in the Sporades (Skiathos, Skopelos, and Alonisos), it does not allow cars. Transportation is primarily by donkey. As a result, the island has retained its charm, and does not suffer from

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Architecture in Rhodes

Rhodes’s history goes back to the Neolithic period, in 4,000 B.C. It has always been a desirable island because of its location.    As a result, Rhodes’s architecture is a combination of Byzantine, Venetian, Renaissance, and Ottoman styles. Traditional Architecture Locally, houses were typically made with the materials available on

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Village Architecture of Chania, Crete

The architecture of Chania is unique both to the island of Crete and the country of Greece as a whole. It features influences from Ottoman, Venetian, and local styles. Each neighborhood has a unique mix of these architectural styles. Venetian Architecture (13th to 17th century) Venetians ruled the city from

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Top 6 Architecture Firms in Greece

Whether in the Cyclades, the Peloponnese, or in faraway Rhodes, it’s easy to see why Greek architecture is known the world round. It’s simple, charming, and timeless. Each island, region, and city has its own flair, which often depends on what building materials are available in the region.    These

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Kythnos Architecture

Kythnos is not one of the most well-known island travel destinations in Greece, but it’s worth a visit, particularly for its 17th-century stone houses, decorated alleyways, and flower stencils. The most famous churches to visit are the Agia Triada, along with the monasteries of Panagia Kanala and St. John the

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Traditional Island Homes in Tinos

Traditional homes in Tinos are, much like in the rest of Greece’s islands, designed to be simple and functional.   While Tinos is famous for its boutique shops and art galleries, you don’t need to go far for an exhibit, because the houses themselves are like art. Summer House in

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Architectural Marvels: The Wedge House

The Wedge House in Pylos, Greece, is a stunning architectural masterpiece that showcases the beauty and versatility of raw concrete. Designed and developed by Greek architect studio Urban Soul Project for one of our clients, the Wedge House is a unique blend of minimalist design, wedged corners, and sustainable architecture.

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Famous Greek Architects: Urban Soul Project

Designing buildings and space is about creating experiences, not just something attractive, while modern challenges have made architects an even more necessary part of the building process.    These are some of the points made by Tasos Georgantzis, owner of architects Urban Soul Project (USP), when we recently caught up

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