

Attica Landscape
Architectural and landscape design projects responding to the terrain, culture, and environment of the Attica region and broader Greek landscape.
Attica Landscape explores how designers approach building and intervention within Greece's distinctive topography, climate, and cultural context. The work ranges from large-scale cultural infrastructure to residential projects that engage with rocky terrain, coastal conditions, and historical settlement patterns.
The community examines strategies for carving into hillsides, wrapping existing structures, and creating multifunctional spaces that integrate with Cycladic and Athenian contexts. Projects demonstrate approaches to material expression, site specificity, and the relationship between contemporary architecture and the Mediterranean landscape.
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View all 55 journalsNikos Adrianopoulos Carves an 820 m² Estate from Rock and Ritual on Mykonos
Pantheon Estate House in Elia, Mykonos, rebuilds a hillside dwelling as a sequence of stone towers, terrazzo courts, and tensile canopies facing Paros and
Biris-Tsiraki and Associate Architects Carve a Concrete-and-Stone Summerhouse into an Antiparos Cliff
On a wind-battered cape in the Greek Cyclades, two perpendicular axes and raw local stone produce a house that belongs to its terrain.
Arid Wraps a 1951 Athens Corner Building in a Perforated Aluminum Veil That Breathes
In Athens' Patissia district, three new floors rise above a postwar house, sheathed in a climate-responsive double skin of movable metal screens.
React Architects Carve an Inhabitable Landscape into a Cycladic Hillside on Paros
LofoS Residence dissolves the boundary between architecture and terrain on a Greek island slope facing Naxos across the Aegean.