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Reformation of Public Spaces in Lavrio

Vivian Theodosopoulou — Thu, 14 Mar 2024 14:35:19 +0000

Reformation of Public Spaces in Lavrio

A Design that Celebrates Heritage and Community

LOCATION

Lavrio

YEAR

2024

This urban renewal project reimagines the waterfront, blending modern design with maritime heritage to create a vibrant public space. The design includes plazas, promenades, and gathering areas, incorporating local materials to preserve the area’s character. The central plaza features geometric patterns and water elements, while the waterfront promenade connects the town center to the sea, encouraging social interaction. Sustainable features like green infrastructure and energy-efficient lighting prioritize environmental impact, while community engagement ensures the design reflects local needs. The project revitalizes the waterfront, supporting tourism and local businesses.

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Public spaces in Spata

Vivian Theodosopoulou — Mon, 07 Nov 2022 21:03:28 +0000

Public spaces in Spata

A Place to Connect

LOCATION

Spata, Attica

YEAR

2005

At the core of this urban space is a vibrant, communal gathering point designed to foster connection and well-being. A thoughtfully crafted plaza features a calming water element and strategically placed seating, creating an inviting and tranquil atmosphere. Wide pedestrian pathways encourage exploration, while benches offer moments of rest and reflection. A lively children’s play area adds energy, making it an ideal family-friendly environment. The design masterfully blends functionality with aesthetic appeal, fostering a cohesive community where architecture enhances both social interaction and overall well-being.

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Ivi Park in Nea Erithrea

Vivian Theodosopoulou — Mon, 07 Nov 2022 20:06:39 +0000

Ivi Park in Nea Erithrea

A Community Hub for Recreation and Reflection

LOCATION

Nea Erithrea, Athens

YEAR

2006

Creating a vibrant community hub, this park blends multifunctional spaces to serve diverse needs. It features clearly defined areas for a range of activities, from sports courts and a children’s playground to a central gathering space with a striking water feature. Winding pathways and thoughtfully selected plantings enhance the park’s inviting atmosphere, while strategically placed seating areas encourage both social interaction and peaceful reflection. The design prioritizes accessibility with smooth, inclusive pathways throughout. Offering a balance between recreation and tranquility, the park enriches the community and elevates the quality of life for all residents.

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Protaras Coastal Promenade

Vivian Theodosopoulou — Tue, 09 Mar 2021 18:33:00 +0000

Protaras Coastal Promenade

A Walk in Serenity

LOCATION

Protaras, Cyprus

YEAR

2020-21

Embracing the surrounding landscape, this architectural journey blends seamlessly with its natural environment. Featuring winding pathways, sculptural elements, and strategically placed viewing platforms, it uses locally sourced materials to create a dynamic, sustainable experience. The promenade offers stunning views of the sea, with spaces for reflection, social interaction, and community events. A striking sculptural feature at the end provides a panoramic view, making the promenade not just a path, but a destination that deepens visitors’ connection to the natural beauty of the coastline.

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Vertical garden in Thessaloniki

theodosiadis — Tue, 09 Feb 2021 12:27:23 +0000

Vertical garden in Thessaloniki

In collaboration with Panos Dragonas & Varvara Christopoulou

LOCATION

Thessaloniki, Greece

YEAR

2018

The vertical garden forms the new face of the building of the Directorate of Urban Environment Management of the Municipality of Thessaloniki. The new green wall includes 800 pots with four species of plants, which are irrigated by rainwater collected on the roof. The aim of the project is to promote modern rainwater collection systems and to inform about the possibilities of sustainable architectural design in dealing with climate change.
The basic design idea is to create a “green facade”, which covers the old face leaving its openings free. The new metal construction, which bears the weight of the garden, remains hidden between the old masonry and the “mask”. The design of the vertical garden follows the specifications of the standard Gro-Wall system utilizing the possibilities of the irrigation system. The selection of plants has taken into account the local climatic conditions, while the design of the garden aims to highlight the colour changes of the plants during the year.

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Fluid promenade

theodosiadis — Thu, 30 Apr 2020 22:15:09 +0000

Fluid promenade

In collaboration with ILIDA S.A.

LOCATION

Paphos, Cyprus

YEAR

2019-21

Redevelopment of Paphos several regions into a large scale park signals the beginning of an opening up of the city to the sea.

The new fluid design promenade, based on the pedestrians flow, creates the new green spaces in the area, gives the opportunity for new activities to take place and interconnects the main landmarks in the city, such as the Archeological sites and the old harbour.

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Public spaces in Lavrio

theodosiadis — Sun, 08 Mar 2020 23:05:48 +0000

Public spaces in Lavrio

Creating a vibrant, sustainable urban environment

LOCATION

Lavrio, Attica

YEAR

2012-15

This revitalization plan focuses on transforming the city’s public spaces into vibrant, sustainable, and community-centered environments. Central to the design is a green spine, a pedestrian-friendly corridor lined with trees, a water feature, and seating areas, connecting various public spaces like plazas and pocket parks. The plan prioritizes walkability, cycling, and reduced vehicular traffic, creating safer, more enjoyable spaces for residents and visitors. Sustainability is key, with eco-friendly features like drought-resistant plants, solar-powered lighting, and efficient irrigation. Ultimately, the project aims to enhance quality of life, promote community engagement, and create a more sustainable, culturally rich urban environment.

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Renovation of Neoria area

theodosiadis — Sat, 13 Apr 2019 12:18:14 +0000

Renovation of Neoria area

A Waterfront Transformation

LOCATION

Western Neoria, Heraklion

YEAR

2010

This waterfront district revitalization project blends historical preservation with modern design, transforming old shipyards and warehouses into cultural spaces, restaurants, and shops. The project maintains the area’s historical character while introducing new functions that activate the public realm. A pedestrian-friendly promenade along the waterfront offers stunning views and diverse public spaces, such as plazas and walkways, encouraging interaction and relaxation. Sustainable features, including green roofs and energy-efficient technologies, contribute to the environmental responsibility of the project. Ultimately, the design creates a vibrant, sustainable urban space that celebrates the past and embraces future growth.

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Marathonas Beach

theodosiadis — Wed, 13 Feb 2019 10:13:14 +0000

Marathonas Beach

Creating a Vibrant Coastal Hub

LOCATION

Marathonas, Attica

YEAR

2006

This architectural transformation reimagines a coastal area into a vibrant, multi-functional space. A revitalized plaza with a central water feature and inviting seating areas fosters social interaction, while lush landscaping creates a tranquil atmosphere. A promenade along the waterfront provides scenic views and beach access, with shaded seating for relaxation. The design incorporates cafes and restaurants to add vibrancy and support local businesses. With a focus on accessibility and sustainability, the project uses eco-friendly features like drought-resistant plants and energy-efficient lighting, creating a dynamic, inclusive space that enhances both the environment and community life.

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Public spaces in Lykovrisi

Vivian Theodosopoulou — Mon, 07 Nov 2016 20:49:44 +0000

Public spaces in Lykovrisi

Reconnecting the social fabric

LOCATION

Lykovrisi, Athens

YEAR

2004

This architectural revitalization transforms the area through a network of interconnected public spaces designed to foster social interaction and cultural exchange. A central plaza, featuring a sculptural water element, serves as the civic heart, while an amphitheater nestled within lush green spaces provides a venue for performances. Sustainability is seamlessly integrated into the design through solar energy and green infrastructure, enhancing both ecological and aesthetic value. Accessible pathways throughout the space encourage movement and connectivity, fostering inclusivity and active participation. These spaces act as architectural landmarks, creating a strong sense of place and enriching the social fabric of the community.

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