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NYT Forum Explores Architecture & Democracy at Greece’s Costa Navarino

Some of the world’s most prominent architects, economists, professors and academics met at the Costa Navarino Resort this week to answer one question: Does architecture influence democracy?

Posted On 23 Sep 2016

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Architect Heim Reveals Vision for New Delos Museum

Distinguished architect Jean-Pierre Heim shared his vision and plans for a new archaeological museum on the Greek island of Delos, with Culture Minister Aristides Baltas earlier this week, at a meeting also attended by Hellenic Association of Tourist & Travel Agencies (fedHATTA)...

Posted On 28 Jul 2016

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International architecture students looking into ways to make Agios Nikolaos' waterfront more attractive and functional during a workshop with Canadian architect Chris Doray.

Ecoweek Crete Rethinks, Reinvents, Concludes with Results

A total of eight workshops headed by architects, environmentalists and builders came to a close on Sunday, when the Ecoweek Crete 2016 program reached its end at Agios Nikolaos, Crete, producing new ideas, fresh perspectives and hands-on results.

Posted On 11 Jul 2016

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Agios Nikolaos Mayor A. Zervos Says City Planning Means Listening to the Young

In these rapidly changing times, with super speedy communication and even speedier needs, hearing out the younger generations can be the only way to create cities that are functional and friendly, Agios Nikolaos Mayor Antonios Zervos told the Greek Travel Pages (GTP) on the...

Posted On 05 Jul 2016

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Ecoweek Crete Hands Tools to Next Generation for Sustainable Change

In a rare example of the “magic” that happens when private and public, local and international meet on one front and for one cause, Ecoweek 2016 at Agios Nikolaos on the Greek island of Crete, kicked off on Monday, with a series of speakers and workshops aimed at architecture...

Posted On 04 Jul 2016

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Pelion Villages Promoted As “Slow Tourism” Destinations

The Region of Thessaly has launched a pilot initiative to promote the cultural values of the villages of Milies and Vizitsa in Pelion, Magnesia, and establish them as "slow tourism" destinations.

Posted On 26 Oct 2013

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Open House Thessaloniki

Thessaloniki will give its citizens and visitors alike their first chance to explore and engage directly with architecture of the city this weekend. 56 buildings will open, ranging from monuments to residential buildings and public edifices and spanning centuries of history, from...

Posted On 23 Nov 2012

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NYT Forum Explores Architecture & Democracy at Greece’s Costa Navarino

Architect Heim Reveals Vision for New Delos Museum

Ecoweek Crete Rethinks, Reinvents, Concludes with Results

Agios Nikolaos Mayor A. Zervos Says City Planning Means Listening to the Young

Ecoweek Crete Hands Tools to Next Generation for Sustainable Change

Pelion Villages Promoted As “Slow Tourism” Destinations

Open House Thessaloniki

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