How a Greek boutique hotel’s architecture delivers a hyperlocal experience
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Location
Vagia 840 05, Greece
Architect
Client
Structural Design
MEP Design
Lighting Design
Floor Area
182 sq-m
Built into the footprint of a former mining site, the Homa hotel in the Cyclades Islands of Greece provides guests with a hyperlocal experience.
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