Building from 1929, designed based on the principles of the German Bauhaus and renovated in 2015, to meet the operational needs of the Goethe Institut. OPENING HOURS 22/11 13:30-18:00 23/11... read more →
Islamahane, also known as the Hamidie School of Arts and Professions, was the first orphanage complex - technical school of the city. It was restored in 2015 and now functions as... read more →
Historical cemetery of the city, dating to the late 19th century and today is a protected monument. Photos: Areta Peristeri
MIDstudio is an architecture office and art space located on the ground floor of one of the few remaining refugee buildings in the Saranta Ekklisies neighborhood, constructed in 1934. The... read more →
Single-storey building, which functioned in World War I as the Headquarters of the Allied Forces. Today it houses the Scouts’ of Greece Central Office. Photos: Simos Maniatis
An apartment on the New Waterfront was redesigned by unifying its previously divided spaces, preserving original architectural elements, and introducing contemporary materials —resulting in a cohesive, timeless interior with clean... read more →
A villa of the Exoches district constructed in 1900. It operated for many years as an annex of the First Male High School. It was renovated in 2014 and now... read more →
Amalia Theater is a cultural landmark of Thessaloniki, with a distinctive history — from a 1970s cinema to the experimental stage of “Techni.” In 2025, it was renovated and reopened,... read more →
This listed building, in which the Historical Archive of Macedonia is housed since 1994, was erected in 1909 as a hospital of the Russian community of Thessaloniki. Photos: Petros Antoniadis (exterior),... read more →
A villa of the Exoches District, built in 1897. Today it houses the Center for Byzantine Research of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. Photos: owners' archive