The Kykladon Apartments have been designed to reflect the human personality traits of introversion (inward-focused and reserved) and extraversion (outward-focused and social), which as an architectural landing point were able to inform several subtle but important distinctions.

Set atop of a steep terrain within a clearing of Kakopetria’s forest, immersed within the foliage of the surrounding tree canopies. When approaching the hotel from the main road, you get access to the hotel’s roof terrace, which hovers over the terrain’s uppermost retention wall.

Submerged into an old neighbourhood, the Princess Z boutique hotel and spa complex is faced in pieces of sandstone that lend the walls a layered appearance like a slice through a rock formation.

A ‘House Submitting to the Seasons’ was designed to intervene in nature and consequently intervene in light. In summer, the high Cypriot sun creates a warm, sharp light with strong shadows that emphasise the solidity and mass of the building. In contrast, the interior light of the house is diffuse and cool with soft shadows that flatten and diminish matter.

Patterned aluminium screens were used in the front façade of the Soleas Court building renovation to create a ventilated outer skin for the central staircase of this apartments building.

IBC Offices in Larnaca, were designed with a formal complexity and an elaborate geometrical proposition, particularly through its two façades. Its crystalline plasticity cannot be disassociated from the urban structure of the area, which defines both its dimensions and its character.