The residence and studio of visual artist Teta Makri are located in a 1924 building that combines eclecticism and Turco-Baroque elements, that was originally owned by doctor Ioannis Diakakis. In... read more →
The historic church, dedicated to the patron saint of Thessaloniki, was originally built as a small oratory in the 4th century AD. The entrance to the crypt is located beside... read more →
The church was founded in the late 13th to early 14th century AD and appears to have incorporated an older structure. It belongs to the type of complex cross-in-square church... read more →
A typical building of Macedonian traditional architecture in the heart of Ano Poli. Today it houses the Cartographic Heritage Archive. Photos: Th. Dimoschakis
Monastery in Ano Poli, dating to the late 5th or early 6th century AD. Its catholicon, dedicated to Hosios David, is one of the oldest surviving Christian buildings in Thessaloniki.... read more →
It was built in the first half of the 19th century and restored in 1995. Today it hosts offices of cultural and scientific associations. Photos: Petros Antoniadis (distant), Eleni Kyriakidou (close-up)
The Acropolis of Thessaloniki, consisting of a part of the Early Christian wall of the city, part of the Byzantine fortification and 19th-century prisons. Photos: Christina Chrysouli (exterior), Iliana Koutani... read more →
In a 1970s building that once housed offices and workshops, an apartment and rooftop structure were redesigned. The residence was conceived in 2016 as a linear sequence of four primary... read more →
The Mediterranean Palace Hotel was built in 1995 as a five-star establishment, combining neoclassical architecture with contemporary luxury. The inspiration for the lobby’s design was drawn from the aristocratic atmosphere... read more →
The preserved Matarasso–Altshech building, a landmark of interwar art déco architecture in the Ladadika district, as well as its two neighboring buildings, were internally renovated with respect for their historical... read more →