Hub Suites

The defining feature of Suite 1 is the use of two distinct levels to articulate the different functional areas. The upper level accommodates the bedroom and bathroom, while the lower level houses the kitchen and living area. Beyond the change in levels, the space is further articulated through wooden slatted partitions, while the WC is fully enclosed to ensure privacy.

The living area is located in direct proximity to the kitchen; for this reason, a sliding wooden panel was designed to conceal the kitchen when not in use, allowing for uninterrupted views towards the television. The bed was positioned strategically to provide direct views of the Acropolis.

Suite 2 is defined by a single open-plan interior that incorporates the kitchen, bathroom, living area with a sofa bed, and the sleeping area. It is the only suite without direct views of the monuments; however, it occupies the corner of the terrace, with the outdoor space matching the interior in size.

The interior and exterior areas are seamlessly connected through two large openings: one opens onto the terrace featuring a jacuzzi and a small seating area, while the other leads to an outdoor dining and relaxation area with sun loungers.

Suite 3 is characterized by a series of custom, multifunctional constructions. Indicative examples include the design of the kitchen countertop, which extends into a desk, and the partition between the kitchen and bedroom areas, functioning on one side as a dining counter and on the other as a TV wall.

Additionally, the bed headboard follows the inclination of the wall, incorporating integrated storage, while the walk-in closet is enclosed within a wooden volume. The built-in sofa, due to its generous width, can also function as a bed. The suite opens onto a small terrace featuring a jacuzzi and seating area, offering views towards the Philopappos Monument.

Suite 4 follows the inclinations of the surrounding walls, with a custom-designed desk conceived to direct the visual axis towards the view of the Acropolis. In the bathroom, the mirror was intentionally positioned to the side in order to create an opening that also frames views towards the Parthenon.

Although it is the smallest suite, it still features a wide sofa that can also function as a bed, complemented by a compact kitchenette concealed behind cabinet doors.

Suite 5 is defined by a high level of privacy, as it is located on the top floor of the building. Due to the limited interior space, the kitchenette is concealed behind cabinet doors, while the layout is organized across two levels, one of which also serves as the base for the bed.

The design approach, featuring large openings on both sides of the bed, allows for seamless movement between the interior and exterior spaces, while fully capitalizing on all available views towards the Acropolis rock.