The comprehensive architectural study concerns the addition of a floor on an existing single-story house in the Acropolis area and the renovation of the structure so that the dwelling becomes more functional without losing its neoclassical morphology on the outside and inside, resulting in this Acropolis residence by Anaktae. The owners requested a radical renovation of the entire structure to transform the property into a functional family home without losing its neoclassical charm.
During the process it was revealed that the structure was severely damaged, the house had suffered severe damage throughout the years. It was decided that a large portion of the property to be demolished solely the entire layout from the beginning which now revolved around a new solid oak staircase, a design element dictated by the property’s neoclassical character.
The principal construction materials used were warm wood, sleek marble, and old-fashioned concrete tiles with traditional hand-painted patterns that all came together in a clean, illuminated interior landscape with a beautiful Acropolis view. All decorative elements including plaster ornaments and pinched decorations on the facades were reproduced according to the existing ones, after thorough analysis.