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Ii. Portfolio II. PORTFOLIO Building for the performing arts 1 Lecture halls – Multi Purpose Halls in 2 Conference – Congress buildings 3 Studios 4 Building of Greek Parliament 5 Schools of music 6 Museums 7 Cinemas 8 Shopping Centres 9 Administration Buildings 10 Hotels – Residential complex 11 Libraries 12 Restaurants – Bars – Clubs 13 Hospitals 14 Churches 15 Education Buildings 16 Sports Halls 17 Banks 18 Airports 19 Industrial Buildings 20 Public Organizations – Companies (Clients) 21 Environmental Impact Projects 22 Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center- Acoustic Consultant of the Contractor (J.V. lmpregilo S.p. A- TERNA SA)- ( Athens 2013- ) www.snf.org 1. Building for the performing arts The Megaron of Music, Athens, Phase I (Concert Hall: 2000 seats, Chamber Music Hall 500 seats, 10 conference rooms, H.F. recording studio) in collaboration with Muller BBM – 1991, www.megaron.gr The Megaron of Music, Thessaloniki, Building A: 1400 seats Concert Hall and Opera House, in collaboration with Fleming & Barron – 2000, www.tch.gr The Royal Theatre, Thessaloniki: 800 seats theatre, in collaboration with Fleming and Barron – 2000, www.ntng.gr The Megaron of Music, Thessaloniki, Building B: 500 seats Chamber Music Hall –Acoustic study 2005 (Now under construction, arch: Arata Isozaki), www.tch.gr Restoration of Nicosia Municipality Theater (Cyprus, 2017) – currently on site Conference and Cultural Centre of Un. of Patras: 1080 seats Concert, Theatre, Opera, Dance, 250 seats,.Chamber Music Hall, 13 rooms, 75 · 200 seats for seminars, conferences, meetings, www.confer.upatras.gr Conference and Cultural Centre of Heraklion (Crete): 700 seats for Concerts, Opera, Theatre, 250 seats Chamber Music Hall and additional rooms for conference, study 2009 (now under construction) Foundation of the Hellenic World "Tholos” 150 seats spherical room for special interactive events – 2000, www.tholos254.gr Foundation of the Hellenic World: 1000 seats multi – purpose Hall – 2006, ww.hellenic-cosmos.gr Theater Badminton 2400 seats and (2006), www.abcd.gr "Michalis Kakogiannis" Foundation (Theatre – Cinemas) – 2009, www.mcf.gr Olymbion Theatre, Cinema (Festival of Thessaloniki), two halls 700 and 215 seats for cinema, conference – 1998 Music School in Pallini, Athens: 600 seats Concert Hall, and many training rooms – 2005, www.pmglp.org Multipurpose hall of Saint Paul School Theater (Athens – 2009), www.saintpaul-delasalle.gr Athens Planetarium, www.eugenfound.edu.gr Kotopouli (REX) theater Athens (1988), www.n-t.gr Afxentiou Theatre (Borough of Athens) (1983) Theater “Katia Dandoulaki” (1995) Theater "IVI" Lakis Lazopoulos Theatre (1998) Multi Purpose Hall “Chora” (Athens 1998) Theater "Epi Kolono" “Argo” Emilia Ipsilant Theatre (Athens 2000) B & M Theocharakis Foundation – 2007, www.thf.gr Katerina Maragou Theatre Athens (2004) Municipality Theater "Asteria", Serres (2003) Theatre in Synodical and Cultural Center in Tirana, Albania (2008), www.orthodoxalbania.org Municipal Theatre “Will” in Larisa 2007 (now under construction) University of Crete: 700 seats Multy Purpose Hall · Rethymno 2007 (now under construction) St Sostis Theatre (Borough of Athens) (1983) Municipal Theatre of Ag. Nikolaos, Crete (renovation 1994) Municipal Theatre of Leros (renovation 1992) 2. Lecture halls – Multi Purpose Halls in: University of Piraeus, www.unipi.gr Lecture Room of Ministry of Finances Pantios University (4 amphitheatre), www.panteion.gr Multi Purpose Hall in “Kalimera Crete” Hotel (Crete) Multi Purpose Hall in Doryssa Village (Samos Island), www.doryssa-bay.gr Multi Purpose Room of 6th Lycee of N. Ionia (2001), 6lyk-n-ionias.att.sch.gr Multi Purpose Room of School of Jew Community in Athens 2000 Lecture hall of Physics Department (University of Athens 1999) Lecture hall in the Town Hall of Kefalonia (2006) Lecture hall of National Bank of Greece (3rd Septemvriou – Athens) Lecture Hall in Dromokaitio Hospital (2001) Multi purpose hall in cultural Center of Borough of Moschato (2001) Municipality of Palaio Faliro, Multi purpose Hall (Athens 2006) Cultural Centre of Tripolis University Hospital of Patra Establishment “Platytera” at Corfu University of Patra – Medical School (3 rooms) Municipal Cultural Center of Koridallos Lecture Room of Geitona’s School (South Athens 1994) Cultural Center of Athens Water Company (Kolonaki – Athens) University of Thessalia (Volos 1997) Multi Purpose Room of Ionidios School of Piraeus 3. Conference – Congress buildings Synodical and Cultural Center in Tirana, Albania (2008) Congress Hall in Kos (1997) Conference center at ancient Olympia (1990) Corfu Conference center (1992) Congress Hall in Karpenissi Congress Hall in Nafplio (1997) Congress Hall in Kavala (1998) Congress Hall in Kos (Olympiakes Diakopes, 1998) Congress Hall “Thraki Pallas” 1999 Congress Hall of Loutraki Congress Hall of “Athina 2004” offices Congress Hall of Organisation of Port of Patras Congress Hall at the following Hotels: Capsis – Rodos 2000 Creta Maris – Crete 2000 Veluhi – Karpenissi 1999 Doryssa - Samos 1990 4. Studios Acoustic design consultancy of the new OTE TV Studios (Athens, 2016) – Currently on site Planet Radio – Athens (2008) Studio of Athens Concert Hall – Athens FM 9,84 (Old and New) – Athens, www.athina984.gr DIAVLOS 10 – Athens, www.diavlos.grnet.gr RADIO 5 – Piraeus ANTENNA TV – Athens, www.antenna.gr ECHO recording studio – Athens SPEP – Athens RADIO KYKLOS 98,4 – Athens RADIO GAMMA – Patra RADIOKIMATA KRITIS – Heraklion Crete SKY TV – Piraeus New studio complex of MEGA CHANNEL (Maroussi·Athens) (1996) Studio ANTENNA TV (Diogenis Pallas – Athens) STAR CHANNEL Athens University of Athens studio (Department of Music Education· 1999) International Broadcasting Center for the Olympic Games of 2004 (2001) University of Cyprus Students Radio station (Cyprus 2010) Many small private studios 5. Building of Greek Parliament Chamber of Deputies (acoustics renovation) Chamber of Senate (acoustics renovation) (1992) 6. Schools of music Music school of Borough of Argyroupolis (1985) Razi’s Music school (1994) Music School of Borough of Alimos Music School of Pallini (Athens 1998) Music School of Borough of Ag. Varvara (Athens) Music School in Lefkada (2002) Music School in Kalamata (2006) 7. Museums Over 5 museums, including: New Museum of Acropolis (Athens 2009), www.theacropolismuseum.gr New building of Benaki Museum (Athens 2002), www.benaki.gr The new archeological museum of Patras (2008), www.patrasmuseum.gr Archaeological Museum Thermo (2003) Papanastasiou Museum (2003) New Museum of Megalopolis (2010) New Museum of Arethusa – Chalkida (2010) Museum of Chania (2010) 8. Cinemas Village Center (8 Halls + 2 THX type Halls, Maroussi – Athens, 1996), www.villagecinemas.gr Village Center (8 Halls + 2 THX type Halls, Thessaloniki, 1996), www.villagecinemas.gr Village Road Show (17 Halls + 3 THX type Halls, 1998), www.villagecinemas.gr ATHINEON cinepolis (3 Halls, Glyfada – Athens) ATHINEON (Reconstraction of 2 Cinemas, V. Sofias), www.athinaioncinemas.gr Village Center (5 Halls – Pagrati – Athens 1998), www.villagecinemas.gr «Veso mare» (8 Halls – Patra 2001), www.vesomare.gr «ILION» (8 halls – Ilion Attica 2002) Cinema complex (12 Halls) in “The Mall Athens” Shopping Center Marousi – Athens (2003) Cinemas complex (6 Halls) in “Delta City 67” Shopping Center Belgrade (2007) Cinemas complex (6 Halls) in “Delta City” Shopping Center Podgorica (2007) "Michalis Kakogiannis" Foundation (Theatre – Cinemas), www.mcf.gr Cinemas complex (5 Halls) in “Athens Metro Mall” (Athens 2010) Cinemas complex (3 Halls) in “Millennium” Commercial Center Tirana· Albania (2007) Cinema complex (10 Halls) in Mediterranean Cosmos Shopping Center in Thessaloniki (2003 – 2006) «MARIA – ELENA» Cinema of the Borough of Ag. Anargere (2002) «IRIS» University of Athens Cinema (Renovation – 2002) «LOISIR · LARISSA» ( 8 Halls – Larissa – 2000) «Dakon» (10 Halls – V. Sofias Av. Athens 2000) Baux Arts Cinema (Pireos Av. – 1997) 9. Shopping Centres Mediterranean Cosmos Shopping Center in Thessaloniki (2003 – 2006), www.medcosmos.gr The Mall Athens shopping Center in Marousi – Athens (2003), www.themallathens.gr Athens Metro Mall Shopping Center in Athens (2010) www.athensmetromall.gr 10. Administration Buildings Real estate headquarters in Athens (under construction – 2013) Offices of Cathedral and Cultural Center in Tirana Albania (2012), www.orthodoxalbania.org Office building in Peanea (2011 - 2012), www.cosmote.gr Office Building in Tavros - Kallithea (Tavros 2009) Headquarters sound insulation of offices of 5th floor (Bank of Greece 2010) Former stock exchange old building reconstruction, Athens (National Bank of Greece 2009) Senior stock exchange old building. Main Chamber, Athens (National Bank of Greece 2014) Shop & Trade (Athens 2009) National Bank of Greece (New headquarters Aeolou and Sofocleous– Athens 1998 -2010) Lambrakis Press (DOL) 2003 Headquarters of "Liberis Publications (Athens 2003) National Bank of Greece Insurance (New headquarters in Sygrou Avenue – Athens 2002) Interamerican (Headquarters Sygrou Av. 2002) J&P Development (Maroussi 2001) GEK S.A. – TERNA S.A. (Messogion Av 2001) The New General Secretariat for Civil Protection New Ministry of transport and Communications affaire Athens Claxo – Athens National Statistics Authority Headquarters of Novartis Company Biamax (Athens 2010) Unimac (2006) SHELMAN – Athens Headquarters of “Alexandria Shipping” (Omonia Square) Headquarters of “Ydrogeios Insurance” (Athens – 2008) Headquarters of “Ionia Management” (Piraeus
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