37.9796° N, 23.7489° E

Arcadia House Athens is a contemporary retreat in the heart of the city — a quiet architectural distillate that listens. Conceived as an experiment in urban stillness, it reimagines the myth of Arcadia not as a distant pastoral ideal but as an inner geography within the Athenian landscape. The house folds the rhythms of the city into a topology of light, air, and memory. Each room translates a natural element — wind, water, stone, shade — into a spatial gesture. Materials are left in their raw tonalities: limewash, marble dust, terrazzo, unsealed wood. Sound is absorbed rather than echoed;

37.9796° N, 23.7489° E

Arcadia House Athens is a contemporary retreat in the heart of the city — a quiet architectural distillate that listens. Conceived as an experiment in urban stillness, it reimagines the myth of Arcadia not as a distant pastoral ideal but as an inner geography within the Athenian landscape. The house folds the rhythms of the city into a topology of light, air, and memory. Each room translates a natural element — wind, water, stone, shade — into a spatial gesture. Materials are left in their raw tonalities: limewash, marble dust, terrazzo, unsealed wood. Sound is absorbed rather than echoed;

37.9796° N, 23.7489° E

Arcadia House Athens is a contemporary retreat in the heart of the city — a quiet architectural distillate that listens. Conceived as an experiment in urban stillness, it reimagines the myth of Arcadia not as a distant pastoral ideal but as an inner geography within the Athenian landscape. The house folds the rhythms of the city into a topology of light, air, and memory. Each room translates a natural element — wind, water, stone, shade — into a spatial gesture. Materials are left in their raw tonalities: limewash, marble dust, terrazzo, unsealed wood. Sound is absorbed rather than echoed;

37.9796° N, 23.7489° E

Arcadia House Athens is a contemporary retreat in the heart of the city — a quiet architectural distillate that listens. Conceived as an experiment in urban stillness, it reimagines the myth of Arcadia not as a distant pastoral ideal but as an inner geography within the Athenian landscape. The house folds the rhythms of the city into a topology of light, air, and memory. Each room translates a natural element — wind, water, stone, shade — into a spatial gesture. Materials are left in their raw tonalities: limewash, marble dust, terrazzo, unsealed wood. Sound is absorbed rather than echoed;

37.9796° N, 23.7489° E

Arcadia House Athens is a contemporary retreat in the heart of the city — a quiet architectural distillate that listens. Conceived as an experiment in urban stillness, it reimagines the myth of Arcadia not as a distant pastoral ideal but as an inner geography within the Athenian landscape. The house folds the rhythms of the city into a topology of light, air, and memory. Each room translates a natural element — wind, water, stone, shade — into a spatial gesture. Materials are left in their raw tonalities: limewash, marble dust, terrazzo, unsealed wood. Sound is absorbed rather than echoed;

37.9796° N, 23.7489° E

Arcadia House Athens is a contemporary retreat in the heart of the city — a quiet architectural distillate that listens. Conceived as an experiment in urban stillness, it reimagines the myth of Arcadia not as a distant pastoral ideal but as an inner geography within the Athenian landscape. The house folds the rhythms of the city into a topology of light, air, and memory. Each room translates a natural element — wind, water, stone, shade — into a spatial gesture. Materials are left in their raw tonalities: limewash, marble dust, terrazzo, unsealed wood. Sound is absorbed rather than echoed;

37.9796° N, 23.7489° E

Arcadia House Athens is a contemporary retreat in the heart of the city — a quiet architectural distillate that listens. Conceived as an experiment in urban stillness, it reimagines the myth of Arcadia not as a distant pastoral ideal but as an inner geography within the Athenian landscape. The house folds the rhythms of the city into a topology of light, air, and memory. Each room translates a natural element — wind, water, stone, shade — into a spatial gesture. Materials are left in their raw tonalities: limewash, marble dust, terrazzo, unsealed wood. Sound is absorbed rather than echoed;