Art Warehouse in Boeotia
The erection of the new workshop of painter and sculptor Alexandros Liapis was determined in a 4.000m² plot, and only a few meters away from the Artist’s dwelling between olive, oleander and cypress trees.
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Art Warehouse in Boeotia
The erection of the new workshop of painter and sculptor Alexandros Liapis was determined in a 4.000m² plot, and only a few meters away from the Artist’s dwelling between olive, oleander and cypress trees.
Art Warehouse in Boeotia
The erection of the new workshop of painter and sculptor Alexandros Liapis was determined in a 4.000m² plot, and only a few meters away from the Artist’s dwelling between olive, oleander and cypress trees.
Art Warehouse in Boeotia
The erection of the new workshop of painter and sculptor Alexandros Liapis was determined in a 4.000m² plot, and only a few meters away from the Artist’s dwelling between olive, oleander and cypress trees.
Art Warehouse in Boeotia
The erection of the new workshop of painter and sculptor Alexandros Liapis was determined in a 4.000m² plot, and only a few meters away from the Artist’s dwelling between olive, oleander and cypress trees.
Art Warehouse in Boeotia
The erection of the new workshop of painter and sculptor Alexandros Liapis was determined in a 4.000m² plot, and only a few meters away from the Artist’s dwelling between olive, oleander and cypress trees.
Art Warehouse in Boeotia
The erection of the new workshop of painter and sculptor Alexandros Liapis was determined in a 4.000m² plot, and only a few meters away from the Artist’s dwelling between olive, oleander and cypress trees.
Art Warehouse in Boeotia
The erection of the new workshop of painter and sculptor Alexandros Liapis was determined in a 4.000m² plot, and only a few meters away from the Artist’s dwelling between olive, oleander and cypress trees.
Art Warehouse in Boeotia
The erection of the new workshop of painter and sculptor Alexandros Liapis was determined in a 4.000m² plot, and only a few meters away from the Artist’s dwelling between olive, oleander and cypress trees.
Art Warehouse in Boeotia
The erection of the new workshop of painter and sculptor Alexandros Liapis was determined in a 4.000m² plot, and only a few meters away from the Artist’s dwelling between olive, oleander and cypress trees.
Art Warehouse in Boeotia
The erection of the new workshop of painter and sculptor Alexandros Liapis was determined in a 4.000m² plot, and only a few meters away from the Artist’s dwelling between olive, oleander and cypress trees.
Art Warehouse in Boeotia
The erection of the new workshop of painter and sculptor Alexandros Liapis was determined in a 4.000m² plot, and only a few meters away from the Artist’s dwelling between olive, oleander and cypress trees.
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Art Warehouse in Boeotia
The erection of the new workshop of painter and sculptor Alexandros Liapis was determined in a 4.000m² plot, and only a few meters away from the Artist’s dwelling between olive, oleander and cypress trees.
Art Warehouse in Boeotia
Between olive, oleander and cypress trees on a plot of 4.000m² and a few meters from his home in Dilesi, Boeotia, the ancient Delion, Greece, started building the new workshop of painter and sculptor Alexandros Liapis. A part of the landscape was incorporated in the sculpture gallery in the open space, hosting the artist’s creations.
The basic approach of the new synthesis of structure was: the economy of its realization means, its construction honest and disciplined plasticity conversing with the spirit of the Greek landscape. The new structure consists of a concrete shell, brick, built on three separate stages. The vault, an architectural element timeless and Acrowning spanning from antiquity to Modernism, interacts with the intimate space of the artist’s house, the “cell”.
The new structure is located in the north-south axis, and orthogonal plan is divided into 3 areas: First, the overhang of the balcony on the south, where there is access, second, the artist's workspace and finally the attic in the north, which serves as warehouse space. A staircase of a section connects the two levels, with cantilevered concrete steps can serve as exhibition stands for the artist’s works. The openings in the walls, are related to the sun’s trajectory, the interior lighting and ventilation, deriban transverse horizontal section of the building shell.
Architecture: Praxitelis Kondylis
Project management: Panagiotis Karras
Construction: Α31 ARCHITECTURE CONSTRUCTION
Plan Area: 4.000m²
Building area: 75m²
Spot: Dilesi, Boeotia, Greece
Year of completion: 2010
Photographer: Yiannis Hadjiaslanis
Awards _ Distinctions:
| 2014 | Honourable mention in the category 'Best first building by a young architect of the years 2009-2013' in Domes Awards 2014 |
| 2013 | Distinction by the Architecture Awards 2013, Hellenic Institute of Architecture |
| 2013 | Finalist in the Architizer A+ Awards 2013, N.Y., U.S.A. |
| 2010 | Distinction at the 6th Biennale of Greek Young Architects, Hellenic Institute of Architecture |
| 2009 | Nominee for the Piranesi Award 2009, Piran Days of Architecture, Slovenia |