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Ergon Beach House

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Hotel
7.88
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Paolo Torri
Paolo Torri Exhibition Design Manager at Pedrali
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7.5
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7.63
Peter Greenberg
Peter Greenberg Partner at Ester Bruzkus Architekten
It would have been more helpful if...
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7.63
Ina Nikolova
Ina Nikolova Partner & Senior Project Manager at Kinzo Architekten
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7.75
Alexandra Cantacuzene
Alexandra Cantacuzene Director of Interior Design at Al Futtaim Real Estate Group
Would have been good to develop a b...
8.5
8.5
8.5
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8.63
Ethan Yao
Ethan Yao China Resources Land at Deputy General Manager and Chief Architect of Design Management
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7.25
Ray Chou
Ray Chou Founder and Creative Director at Vermilion Zhou Design Group
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8.75
Clemence Pirajean
Clemence Pirajean Cofounder at Pirajean Lees
This project is well anchored in it...
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8.25
Vandana Dhawan Saxena
Vandana Dhawan Saxena Founder and Design Principal at Studio IV Designs
The architectural detailing of the...
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Client
Ergon
Floor area
11500 ㎡
Completion
2024
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The ERGON Beach House spans a 11,500-square-meter site along Chalkidiki’s eastern coast, directly adjacent to the sea and the village of Nikiti. The development stretches parallel to the shoreline, featuring a 100-meter seafront. It offers a range of accommodations, including cabins and tents, complemented by key amenities such as a restaurant, F&B areas, an outdoor cinema, and a gym.

Architecturally, the design prioritizes a harmonious integration with the local landscape through the use of natural materials like stone, wood, and plaster. The existing natural environment has been central to the layout, with trees and vegetation carefully preserved to provide shade and enhance privacy. Each unit is strategically positioned to harness natural sea breezes for ventilation while minimizing direct sun exposure.

The site is spatially organized into zones that transition smoothly from public to private, using dense vegetation as a natural buffer. Interior design elements—such as suspended equipment with straps, open wardrobes, perforated fabrics, and screens—echo the project’s refined camping and glamping aesthetic. Natural materials foster a seamless connection with the outdoors while ensuring contemporary comfort and amenities.