A proposal from George Batzios Architects for the Konaki Averof Cultural Center in Greece uses a cutting edge, sustainable approach to revive a deeply historical site. The design intertwines elements of architecture and agriculture to refit an existing structure with reference to the Thessalian plains on which it lies. The new architecture recreates the existing envelopes with straw cladding, regenerating the "golden environment" which defined the place in the late 19th century.
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Georges Batzios Architects Propose Cultural Center Made Entirely of Straw
https://www.archdaily.com/790296/georges-batzios-architects-propose-cultural-center-made-entirely-of-strawLauren Crockett