ANT

Aristofanous Residencies
Galatsi, Athens

Project completed.

Adaptive reuse of a 1970s industrial building into a compact residential complex comprising 12 apartments and shared communal spaces.

The façade integrates linear planters beneath each opening, establishing a continuous visual relationship with greenery and reinforcing environmental well-being within a dense urban context.

A transition from light industry to collective habitation, proposing a sustainable model of inner-city residential regeneration.

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Warm wishes from the ANT team ✨
As the year comes to a close, we wish you a peaceful and inspiring Christmas season.

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— ANT Architects

We are pleased to share that our project, Aristofanous Residences, has been shortlisted for the SHARE Architecture Awards.

Conceived as a model for adaptive urban regeneration, the project transforms a former 1970s industrial facility in Galatsi, Athens, into a hybrid co-living and co-working complex designed to meet the evolving needs of digital nomads. The design prioritizes modularity, affordability, and social integration, with over 40% of the total area allocated to shared programs—including co-working hubs, wellness spaces, a rooftop cinema, and communal kitchens.

🟦 Full project on the SHARE platform:
🔗 [Link in bio] or → https://awards.share-architects.com/projects/nomads-microresidences/

Lofted living under exposed timber beams.
Compact doesn’t mean confined.

A space designed to feel both open and grounded.

Sharing our new project in Tolo — a light-filled space designed for calm summer living 🌿✨