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A-A HOLDINGS HEADQUARTERS
A-A HOLDINGS HEADQUARTERS
Athens, Greece
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A-A HOLDINGS HEADQUARTERS
Athens, Greece
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2001
SIZE
100,000 sqft - 300,000 sqft
BUDGET
Undisclosed
The new headquarters of the A-A Holdings Group is a contemporary office building complex that stands as a landmark on Kifissos Avenue, enhancing the civic character of the area.
The two wings of the L shaped building stretch along the north and west sides of the plot. They create an internal communal plaza, where the free-standing building of the complex has been located to host commercial activities.
The glazed facades towards Kifissos Avenue are set at a distance from the main body of the building, so as to act as a buffer zone between the office spaces and the plaza on one side, and the noisy, polluted motorway on the other.
The facades towards the plaza are cladded with composite aluminium panels and their unconventional prismatic recesses and projections are complemented by the use of oblique mullions.
The two wings of the L shaped building stretch along the north and west sides of the plot. They create an internal communal plaza, where the free-standing building of the complex has been located to host commercial activities.
The glazed facades towards Kifissos Avenue are set at a distance from the main body of the building, so as to act as a buffer zone between the office spaces and the plaza on one side, and the noisy, polluted motorway on the other.
The facades towards the plaza are cladded with composite aluminium panels and their unconventional prismatic recesses and projections are complemented by the use of oblique mullions.
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