Once a single-family hillside residence in Kavala, the property fell into disrepair quickly after its sale. Years of neglect triggered a necessary strategy for full restoration and adaptive reuse, transforming the estate into a series of smaller, short-term residences while preserving the original character.
A discreet additional floor was introduced at terrace level, respecting the original form and spatial rhythm. Though not officially protected, the home’s distinctive architectural features required formal safeguarding, prompting exterior finishes and materials to undergo strict approval by the City’s Architecture Committee.
