Located on the slopes of Thessaloniki, this school seamlessly integrates with the natural landscape, using the site’s inclination as a core element in its design. The building’s terraced structure mirrors the hillside, with each level slightly offset, ensuring all classrooms open onto ground-level terraces, fostering a strong connection between indoor and outdoor spaces.
The school features four levels:
Top Level: Main entrance and administrative areas.
Three Lower Levels: Classrooms with direct outdoor access.
A sloped corridor runs through all levels, creating fluid movement throughout the building.
At the basement level, a spacious theatre is integrated into the hillside, offering a versatile space for performances and events.
Materials & Aesthetic:
Concrete frames the structure, providing strength and stability.
Expansive glass facades stretch across each level, maximizing natural light and offering panoramic views.
Wooden ceilings bring warmth to the interior, contrasting the modern glass and concrete while maintaining a natural feel.
Architectural Features:
A prominent tree-like wooden structure supports the sloped corridor and roof at the entrance, symbolizing the school’s connection to nature and growth.
Each level is designed to function as a ground floor, thanks to the building’s integration with the hillside’s natural slope.