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Located on Megalou Alexandrou Street in Thessaloniki, the Miramar Apartment occupies a prominent position within a newly constructed residential building. Facing the city’s coastal front, the project establishes a strong connection with the sea and the urban landscape. The design focuses on openness, functionality, and uninterrupted sea views, creating a contemporary urban living environment.
At the heart of the design is a spatially generous open-plan living zone that seamlessly integrates kitchen, dining, and living functions into a unified core. This fluid arrangement prioritizes visual continuity, allowing natural light and expansive sea views to permeate deep into the interior. The plan’s organization gently delineates private and communal realms. The private functions are arranged on the two outer wings of the plan, with the master bedroom on one side and two smaller bedrooms on the other, achieving a balanced composition that supports both domestic privacy and social interaction.
The design is guided by two main principles: comfort and the full utilization of the coastal views.
Large openings frame the sea and strengthen the connection between interior and exterior spaces. The result is a bright and open environment where natural light plays a central role in defining the atmosphere.
Material selection is key to the design concept. Wood and marble are used throughout the apartment to create a warm and timeless character.
These natural materials soften the contemporary architectural language and create a strong sense of comfort and continuity.
The Miramar Apartment is a calm and refined urban residence. The combination of layout, natural light, and materiality frames the sea as an essential part of everyday living.
Architecture here becomes both a protective envelope and an open visual connection to the coastal landscape.
Photography: Bouras Dimitris
