David - 3 Epsilon Office Building

7 Frankoklisias St, Maroussi, Attica, 1999

Architects
Babis Ioannou (1949-),
Tassos Sotiropoulos (1950-),
Alexander Van Gilder (1956-)



The building belonging to the David-Tria Epsilon Company, with its international character, its clean lines and exceptionally well designed details, is a representative work by the office of architects Babis Ioannou, Tassos Sotiropoulos and Alexander Van Gilder, who are active in designing commercial space and office buildings.
The long, narrow shape of the ground plan was decisive in the design of a total of 600 m2 of office space. A long corridor runs through the interior of the building, functioning as its main axis. This corridor provides access to the offices that are laid out one beside the other along it, as well as to the executive offices at the end of the corridor. The dividing wall between the corridor and the offices is a special structure that can be used, among other things, for hanging works of art. The false ceiling along the corridor is of sheets of coated aluminium; the furnishings in the reception area and the conference table are made of walnut wood.

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