Article source: Z-Level Architecture
The building is located in a Byzantine settlement on the eastern slopes of Mount Taygetus, at the edge of the Anakolon canyon, looking over the plain of Laconia. In order to climb the canyon, you pass between giant rock formations and near running water to come face to face with the majesty of Mount Taygetus in the distance. The surrounding area is one of outstanding natural beauty and forms part of the Natura 2000 Network.
I knew the area very well, even before undertaking the project. The inhabitants, who love music, had hosted our percussion group on many occasions, to take part in musical activities, seminars and traditional carnival disguises.
- Architects: Z-Level Architecture
- Project: Yoik of Taygetus
- Location: Greece, Peloponnese, Koumousta
- Photography: Viceversa, Angela Varveri & George Hatzakos
- Design Team: Annita Krokou, Daphne Arnellou
- Engineering: Dimitris Arnellos, Mary Kazakou
- Lead Architects: Elena Zervoudakis
- Gross Built Area: 122 sq.m.
- Completion Year: 2020