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CRYSTAL VILLAGE Kalandra, Chalkidiki CRYSTAL VILLAGE in KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI Index CRYSTAL VILLAGE Kalandra, Chalkidiki CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI index THE DEVELOPER SALES AND MARKETING 01 intro 02 plans exterior 03 views 04 sketches 05 interior design |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI iinnttrroo 01 CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI intro ARCHITECTURE AND MATERIALS The architecture of the project is simple and expressed through purely designed white volumes, which reflect the great Greek light and match the landscape. Light brown coloured local stone as well as wooden blinds, are used. Large openings are designed in the living rooms and the rooms to allow the beneficial invasion of the sun and nature in the houses. The system of streets, sidewalks, pathways and outdoor stairs are constructed using pebbled bi- colours exterior floor coatings and forged cement. FINALLY The project has been designed in such a way so as to meet high standards of accommodation and subsistence. In addition, it can be converted to meet different needs. Inside the natural landscape of the most beautiful corner of Chalkidiki, lined with local stone to fit into the landscape and designed in an almost "Doric" order in a modern way, it has been created to fully satisfy all the needs of its future owner. CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI intro THE PROJECT The project is located two hundred meters above sea level and close to Kalandra and Poseidi,. It is a village built on a green hill with magnificent views of the bay below. Five blocks and a total of 32 two-storey houses consist the project on the hill of Kalandra. Blocks A, B, C and D have seven houses each, which are developed on two levels, ground and first floor, with a total area of 80,00m2. 45m2 on the ground floor and 35m2 on the first floor. The ground floor has a guest room, a living room with kitchen, a bathroom and a staircase that leads to the first floor. Upstairs, there are two rooms, a bathroom and a terrace overlooking the view. Block E, is located at the highest point and its six houses are about 97,00m2 each. The ground floor has a guest room, a living room with kitchen, a bathroom and a staircase, that leads to the first floor. The entrance to the houses is at the back, where there is also the parking space. At the front, the ground floor leads to large independent yards with amazing view low to the sea. The first floor has two rooms, a bathroom and a terrace also facing the view. The access to the village is on the west. Inside the project, there is a central ring road for cars and pedestrians, that leads to all Blocks. Paths and outdoor stairs start from the ring road and lead to the entrances of the houses. On the edge of the ring and by the courtyards, there are the parking spaces, two per property, among low and higher planting, in order for the presence of the cars to be as discreet as possible The green prevails in the project, within the private yards and the public spaces, consisting a continuation of the landscape. To the west and next to entrance- exit area, there is an open tennis court. In the southern part, there are two swimming pools, one for adults and one for children with sun beds and umbrellas, one for each house of the project. CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI intro KALANDRA Kalandra is a traditional village and seat of the homonymous community of the municipality of Kassandra Halkidiki. It is located southwest of the town of Kassandra in the west coast of the peninsula. Its population numbers 674 inhabitants. Most of them work in the fiedls of agriculture (olives, cotton, corn) and beekeeping, while an other important income source is tourism. The seaport of Kalandra, Posidi, is a very well organ ised touristic location, offering to the visitor cozy hotels, taverns and cafes-bars by the sea. The village was founded in the last Byzantine or during the Ottoman period. Kalandra is strongly linked to the ancient city of Mende. It kept unchanged the ancient toponyms, as that of the beach, which is still called Poseidio, Ionic expression of Poseidonio. Throughout the Ottoman period it was one of the twelve villages of the peninsula. In Kallandra are preserved parts of the wall of ancient Mende. Some important sights in Kalandra are the Temple of Poseidon, that is 4 km west of the village and nearby a lighthouse, built in 1864. There are also two important Christian churches. The Church of our Lady built in 1219, where important frescoes are preserved and the church of the Assumption, which is a basilica built in 1850. CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI intro CHALKIDIKI Chalkidiki is an awesome place, which stands out in the already enchanting Greek countryside and is a perfect destination for any traveler. The visitor will discover there the breathtaking natural beauty on the mountains, or on its coasts, unique archaeological sites like Ancient Olynthus, Stagira, the birthplace of Aristotle, and of course Mount Athos, insurmountable monument of Christianity that stands unaffected by time as a living museum of Byzantine civilization immersed in the virgin nature. Well developed in terms of tourism, with big high-standard hotels, espe cially in the first peninsula, the cosmopolitan Kassandra, traditional seaside hostels, small hidden treasures and marinas on the coasts of Sithonia. Chalkidiki holds many small earthly paradises for mountain lovers. In the hiking and mountain bike routes covered with pines, oaks, firs and chestnut, the neat air stimulates and rejuvenates, while in the many hidden sources you will find fresh,. cool water. The traditional hostels in Cholomontas and the other mountainous areas of Chalkidiki offer you the opportunity to enjoy the mountain while you are next to the most beautiful beaches in Greece. Also, during the summer season many areas of Chalkidiki host many remarkable art festivals. While focusing on the magic of music and the performing arts, outdoor theaters are hosting great events every summer. Countless unique beaches, almost all awarded with the blue flag, on a coastline of nearly 500 km await you in Chalkidiki to fascinate you. Along with these you will discover the well hidden "gems" of the region. According to legend, the legendary Battle of the Giants took place in Kassandra, the first peninsula of Chalkidiki. Today, Kassandra is one of the most modern resorts in the country. Here are some of the largest hotels in Greece, with high-class facilities such as golf courses, marinas, spas and renowned cuisines. Kassandra is replete with beaches organized or not. Potidaia, Afytos, Kallithea, Chaniotis, Kriopigi, Polychrono, Pefkochori, Paliouri, Poseidi, Siviri. Places with vibrant life and calm places away from loud noises and bustle. |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI plans 02 |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI plans MASTERPLAN |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI plans BLOCK A_GROUND FLOOR 0 1m 5m 10m |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI plans BLOCK A_FIRST FLOOR 0 1m 5m 10m |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI plans BLOCK B_GROUND FLOOR 0 1m 5m 10m |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI plans BLOCK B_FIRST FLOOR 0 1m 5m 10m |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI plans BLOCK C_GROUND FLOOR 0 1m 5m 10m |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI plans BLOCK C_FIRST FLOOR 0 1m 5m 10m |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI plans BLOCK D_GROUND FLOOR 0 1m 5m 10m |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI plans BLOCK D_FIRST FLOOR 0 1m 5m 10m |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI plans BLOCK E_GROUND FLOOR 0 1m 5m 10m |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI plans BLOCK E_FIRST FLOOR 0 1m 5m 10m |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI plans TYPICAL PLAN OF BLOCK A HOUSE_ALTERNATIVE 1_GROUND LEVEL SCALE 1:50 04 02 06 01 05 03 |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI plans TYPICAL PLAN OF BLOCK A HOUSE_ALTERNATIVE 2_GROUND LEVEL SCALE 1:50 04 05 0605 06 01 02 03 |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI plans TYPICAL PLAN OF BLOCK A HOUSE_1ST FLOOR LEVEL SCALE 1:50 01 02 02 03 |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI plans TYPICAL PLAN OF BLOCK E HOUSE_GROUND LEVEL SCALE 1:50 07 02 06 01 03 05 04 |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI plans TYPICAL PLAN OF BLOCK E HOUSE_1ST FLOOR LEVEL SCALE 1:50 02 03 03 02 01 |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI exterior views 03 |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI exterior views BIRD’S EYE VIEW |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI exterior views BLOCK A HOUSE_VIEW1 |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI exterior views BLOCK A HOUSE_VIEW2 |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI exterior views BLOCK B HOUSE_VIEW 1 |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI exterior views BLOCK B HOUSE_VIEW 2 |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI exterior views BLOCK B HOUSE_VIEW 3 |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI exterior views BLOCK C HOUSE_VIEW 1 |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI exterior views BLOCK C HOUSE_VIEW 2 |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI exterior views BLOCK C HOUSE_VIEW 3 |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI exterior views BLOCK D HOUSE_VIEW 1 |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI exterior views BLOCK D HOUSE_VIEW 2 |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI exterior views BLOCK D HOUSE_VIEW 2 |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI exterior views BLOCK E HOUSE_VIEW 1 |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI exterior views BLOCK E HOUSE_VIEW 2 |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI exterior views BLOCK E HOUSE_VIEW 3 |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI exterior views BLOCK E HOUSE_VIEW 4 |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI exterior views POOL_VIEW 1 |CRYSTAL VILLAGE IN KALANDRA CHALKIDIKI exterior
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