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The pink magnolia
uma mulher no festival délfico, perto de kifissia, na grécia, posa com um traje típico do povo da calcídica. foto de maynard owen williams.
Athens. Kifissia The Kiss
Mural by Ilias Papailiaki (Photo source: 3point magazine - 3pointmagazine.gr)
Hieroglyphics found in a basketball court?
Dimitris Ntokos changes the whole scenery of a simple basketball court with his unique symbols, leading our thoughts straight to hieroglyphics! This kind of script is well known from the Egyptians as well the Minoans of Crete... Egyptian hieroglyphic symbols used to be engraved in sacred places from the priests. These letters were accurate representations of animals and things, used in religious literature and funerary rituals connecting people with higher and holy ideals.
Dimitris Ntokos is representing us his linguistic form while speaking through it. All we have to do is let ourselves read starting from the top left!
Photography: Flying Dog
Kifissia, Greece 2018
Siemens House Kifissia - Athens, Attica, Greece; 1959
Takis Zenetos
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via “Takis Ch. Zenetos, 1926-1977”; Architecture in Greece Press; Athens (1978)
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within the verdant suburb of kifisia in athens, greece, kordas architects has designed a four-level residential building with a distinctive curved geometry. the design showcases an arrangement of balconies with rounded corners, that offer generous views of the urban surroundings while still preserving privacy. meanwhile, the dwelling incorporates a see-through swimming pool, which is visible from the interior through a glass wall, casting immersive rippling visuals.
kordas architects has drawn influence from the location itself, which is popular for its unique architectural heritage, as well as its dense plantations. showcasing an organic, curved volumetry, the composition develops on four levels and embraces the natural surroundings, thus integrating harmoniously within the setting. the exterior living spaces, on both the ground floor and the upper balconies, are strategically arranged to create multiple focal points and viewing angles. at the same time, the design makes sure that privacy is maintained.