location: Koukaki, Athens, Greece
area: 50 m2
scope: Interior, furniture, lighting design and construction
Linked products by MaRaiz Creative Studio: Wine rack CAVA ©, Built-in sofa/ stand, Grid wall decoration, Bar design
photography: Giannis Chlempakos
location: Plateia Nerou, Faliro, Athens, Greece
scope: Stand design & construction supervision for Release festival 2018
location in Thessaloniki: TIF Helexpo
location in Athens: Old Bus Depot, Gkazi
scope: Stand design & construction supervision for the Thessaloniki & Athens Burger Festival ’18
location: Technopolis, Gkazi, Greece
scope: Stand design for the Burger Festival ’17
location: Old Bus Depot, Gkazi, Greece
area: 4000 m2
scope: Furniture and stand design
presentation: burger-fest-project_pr01
location: Olympic fencing installations, Elliniko, Greece
area: 7000 m2
scope: Architectural exhibition design, creative design, art direction
partner: Maria Tsiligiridi (graphic design)
location: Olympic fencing installations, Elliniko, Greece
area: 7000 m2
scope: Architectural exhibition design, creative design, art direction
partner: Maria Tsiligiridi (graphic design)
presentation:
food days – map
food days-exhibitor’s leaflet – side 1
food days-exhibitor’s leaflet – side 2
The aim of the design of the floor plan of the first gastronomy festival food days was the space to look like a city, escaping from the standard exhibition plans.
The idea
Prompted by the need for redesigning of Athens into a city more walker-friendly with more free spaces, as is attempted during this period through the competition “rethink Athens”, the layout of the festival, i.e. the planning of stands and vacant spaces – squares – is inspired by the urban plan of the city of Athens in 1832 of the architects Kleanthis and Schaubert.
The project was based on the formal principles of Neoclassicism: symmetry, imposingness and monumentality. The organization of the plan was based on the principle of large blocks with wide streets and squares with the Palace in the center of today’s Omonia square.
The project was approved in 1833, but various reasons did not allow the implementation nor the realisation of the plan and in addition the radical reform of Athens that both architects had envisioned for a city that had the opportunity to be rebuilt from scratch.
The purpose of this idea for the first festival of gastronomy is that any visitor can wander around a different Athens, one that was never materialized, a city of a bygone era, with a more walker-friendly design where the unbuilt areas (squares and streets) are almost equal to those built.
location: Olympic fencing installations, Elliniko, Greece
area: 130 m2
scope: Exhibition stand design proposal for the Chamber of Commerce of Southern Aegean for the Gastronomy Festival Food Days.
graphic design: Maria Tsiligiridi
presentation: exhibition stand c.c.s.a._sxedia
location: Patisia, Athens, Greece
area: 55 m2
scope: Interior design
graphic design: Maria Tsiligiridi
collaborator: Zaranis Techniki sa
location: Kipseli, Athens, Greece
area: 105 m2
scope: Interior/ exterior/ bar furniture design
collaborator: Zaranis techniki sa
location: Filopappou, Athens, Greece
area: 58 m2
scope: Ιnterior/ furniture/ lighting design and construction
Renovation of a 1960’s house – an immigrants’ folk house in downtown Athens – transformed to a home rental by maintaining and pointing out the paneling, the coatings, the framings and its extrovert character through the use of furniture of that period and on which it has been applied restoration techniques, patina and collage in order to highlight those times through a more contemporary, fresh viewpoint.
The decoration is of mid-century modern style with original restored furniture of that time, along with elements of contemporary design of the 1950s.
photography: Giannis Chlempakos
location: Filopappou, Athens, Greece
area: 58 m2
scope: Ιnterior/ furniture/ lighting design and construction.
Renovation of a 1960’s house – an immigrants’ folk house in downtown Athens – transformed to a home rental by maintaining and pointing out the paneling, the coatings, the framings and its extrovert character through the use of furniture of that period and on which it has been applied restoration techniques, patina and collage in order to highlight those times through a more contemporary, fresh viewpoint.
The decoration is a combination of shabby chic and vintage design with oldie furniture and decorative elements, along with patina wall paintings.
photography: Giannis Chlempakos