Rena Sakellaridou

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Opened in 2018, Agemar has already come to represent the epitome of maritime architecture. The Angelicoussis Maritime Group had its new headquarters built in Athens near the coast; Agemars every facet pays clever and playful homage to the sea horizon. Even from afar, curving strips of white marble flow uninterruptedly like waves around the building. They set it in graceful motion, whose meaning is reinforced by the reflections of surrounding water surfaces. In the interior, the theme is transposed into a gripping piece of architecture that plays with light. Visitors are immersed in the atmosphere of an ethereal world shaped by natural light and shadows generated by a generous atrium and the flowing curves of the walls sculpted in white marble. No wonder that the architect Rena Sakellaridou and her building have been nominated for the European Unions renowned Mies van der Rohe Prize. Through essays, sketches, drawings, commentary, and photographs, this monograph provides an intimate view of the creation of this unique building. RENA SAKELLARIDOU (*1955, Samos) studied architecture in Thessaloniki, Vancouver, and London. Sakellaridou is a professor of architectural design at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. She cofounded the architectural office SPARCH and later on she founded her own office RS SPARCH, whose exhibitions and publications have drawn international fame and won a number of architecture prizes. ERIETA ATTALI (*1966, Tel Aviv) is a New York & Paris based architecture and landscape photographer. She has a Ph.D. from the School of Architecture & Design, RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia. Her architectural work expands from Europe to Americas and from Asia to Australia. Attali is the co-author of the Glass Wood - Erieta Attali on Kengo Kuma, author of the Periphery. An Archeology of Light and co-author of Marc Mimram: Structure - Light Landscapes of Gravity Through the Lens of Erieta Attali

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ERIETA ATTALI (*1966, Tel Aviv) ist eine in New York und Paris lebende Architektin und Landschaftsfotografin. Die School of Architecture & Design, RMIT University in Melbourne absolvierte sie mit einem PhD. Ihre architektonischen Arbeiten finden sich nicht nur in Europa und Amerika, sondern auch in Asien und Australien. Sie ist u.a. Autorin von Periphery. An Archeology of Light sowie von Marc Mimram: Structure | Light Landscapes of Gravity Through the Lens of Erieta Attali.

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