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Villa Phoebe in Tinos

Villa Phoebe in Tinos

Type
Location
Team
Credits
Location
Tinos
Team

Principal Architect:  Aris Kordas

Project architect: Angeliki Labada

Design Team: Andreas Kangas, Rallou Triantafyllidou

Construction Management: Stavros Rafailidis, Nikos Kritikos

Credits
  • Project Development : Wesalos LTD
  • Styling : Roula Strataki
  • Interior Photos : George Fakaros
  • Exterior Photos : Anastasis Dimokas
  • Video: Anastasis Dimokas

Villa Phoebe in Tinos

Placed in the heart of the traditional village of Triantaros in Tinos, villa ‘Phoebe’, one of the seven houses of the complex, basks in the steep topography and the panoramic view the site offers. The design of the complex is in line with the village’s architectural character and structure. In particular, in an attempt of integration to its surroundings, as well as the experience of the local everyday life.

On a functional level, the architectural proposal presents a small-scale version of the village. Likewise, the complex borrows the typologies of interconnecting outdoor and semi outdoor patterns. In addition, elements and layouts are highlighted; for instance the relation of the houses’ interior to their surrounding spaces that serve as outdoor rooms. All the above whilst maintaining a contemporary volumetric morphology approach. Retaining a natural materiality and spatial organization strategies, the design proposal discards possible morphological imitations of traditional archetypes. In addition, it seeks a modern look at an architectural tradition of great significance.

The selection of furniture and decorative elements on the interior draws inspiration from  “easy-living” aesthetics. Minimal references and a common ground of natural materials, user-friendly design, simplicity and timelessness. The use of natural and artificial light plays a key role to further accentuate the design concept of the villa, with strips of light and lighting fixtures punctuating the rectilinear elements thus enhancing the details.

In conclusion, the project aspires to capture the essence of the genius loci of Tinos and its interconnection to the local cultural experience, thus translating into a concept around the experience of co-existing in a community, the experience of an everyday living that rewards the senses and spirit.

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