Seeing the world differently
Thursday, 05 January 2023
If you can discover the words in each of his shapes, then L’atlas is particularly chatty. He creates with perfectly clean forms and symmetry, as a poet writes a poem. It is no coincidence that he is the only artist who, instead of studying art history, studied calligraphy. Ladies and gentlemen, Jules Dedet brings some
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NIKOLAS KER: Unique creations for special moments
Thursday, 05 January 2023
The wedding or the baptism of your dreams on the Cycladic island, does not need to be accompanied by stress for all the necessities you need for the big day of your life. Nikolas Ker store, a real jewel on 28 Evangelistrias Street in Tinos, opened its doors since 2019 and offers tailor made services
Kastraki house
Wednesday, 04 January 2023
In this project we restored, renovated and turned into a special shelter one of the scattered abandoned stone former farm buildings in the countryside of Tinos, called by the local “cells”. The building is situated on the slope of a hill with view of the Aegean and is built from local stone which we restore
Exhibition Nikolaos Gyzis: “I Lived Dreaming”
Tuesday, 14 June 2022
An exhibition dedicated to the 180th anniversary of the birth of Nikolaos Gyzis. Nikolaos Gyzis, a special personality with inner concerns, who combined talent with hard work, managed to excel and be one of the most important painters of the 19th century. On the occasion of the one hundred and eighty years since the birth
Rafina Port Authority SA
Wednesday, 11 May 2022
Rafina Port Authority SA, was founded in 2001 after the conversion of the Port Fund of Rafina which was established in December 1930 and was the official Management, Administration and Operation of the ports of the Municipality of Rafina and Agia Marina. Rafina port handles an average of 2,000,000 passengers and 6,000 ship launches (departures-arrivals)
Tinos Dove suites
Tuesday, 01 February 2022
The site of this study is a representative sample of the Tinian landscape. In the Tinian landscape, the image of the dry stone walling called “xerolithies” that hold the precious soil in shaped layers is prevalent. Scattered on those there are white dovecots and stone agricultural buildings – usually undercut – so-called “kelia”. The design
Grilled garfish with parsley salad
Sunday, 30 January 2022
Some advice for pairing food and wine can be overly strict. The truth is, you can eat pretty much whatever you want while drinking whichever wine you want. Sounds great. There are, however, time-tested guidelines to help you plan meals and go through life as an educated traditional food-lover. The ultimate expression of Asyrtiko produced
Linguine with limpets, garlic, wine and spicy pepper
Wednesday, 26 January 2022
Some advice for pairing food and wine can be overly strict. The truth is, you can eat pretty much whatever you want while drinking whichever wine you want. Sounds great. There are, however, time-tested guidelines to help you plan meals and go through life as an educated traditional food-lover. Light salmon hue with violet reflections.
Anchovy marinated with extra virgin olive oil and hot pepper
Thursday, 20 January 2022
Some advice for pairing food and wine can be overly strict. The truth is, you can eat pretty much whatever you want while drinking whichever wine you want. Sounds great. There are, however, time-tested guidelines to help you plan meals and go through life as an educated traditional food-lover. A wine of high energy and
Tinos Dove suites
Monday, 17 January 2022
The site of this study is a representative sample of the Tinian landscape. In the Tinian landscape, the image of the dry stone walling called “xerolithies” that hold the precious soil in shaped layers is prevalent. Scattered on those there are white dovecots and stone agricultural buildings – usually undercut – so-called “kelia”. The design