A house in Paros, architecturally designed by architect Leonidas Batrinos, in the traditional Cycladic idiom — white-rendered volumes, an arched stone entrance and a distinctive tall, conical chimney. GALILEOS | John Grillas Partners undertook the construction, combining the island's authentic aesthetic with modern construction standards.
Despite its construction year (2007), the home retains energy class A, thanks to careful insulation of the building envelope and the local stone construction that contributes to the building's natural thermal comfort year-round.