25 | 08 | 2026
Dimitris Karampatakis, in a recent interview with Monocle’s Nic Monisse, dives into Athens’ design scene, sharing K-Studio’s approach to tapping into the intelligence of landscape and designing firmly rooted in place.
07 | 08 | 2026
We are thrilled to share that Mandarin Oriental Costa Navarino has received The International Architecture Award in the Hotels category for 2026 by The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design and The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies.
06 | 08 | 2026
We are so excited to have Villa in Fanari featured in the recently released “Mykonos Villas” Vol. 6 published by ek magazine.
The residence is set within an archetypal Cycladic landscape, where arid ground, steep rocky slopes and the persistent Aegean wind establish the framework for the project. A landscape of horizon and light, where architecture is not simply placed, but is required to align itself with the austerity and quiet intensity of its surroundings.
Captured by Ana Santl.
04 | 08 | 2026
Featured by D5 Magazine, Southwand House celebrates everything this season stands for: rest, gathering, and rejoicing in the Mediterranean landscape with loved ones.
29 | 07 | 2026
An airport is more than a point of departure. It is a first encounter with a place.
We’re delighted to see the Athens International Airport Expansion Programme featured on Domus Air, reflecting on a vision for an airport shaped by light, landscape and the enduring character of Athens.
Designed by the consortium of Grimshaw, Haptic, K-Studio, Arup, Leslie Jones Architecture, Triagonal and Plan A Consultants.
Read the full feature on Domus Air.
28 | 07 | 2026
Excited to share ANAMESA, a villa inspired by Mykonos and its diverse offering.
Rawness | Refinement
Simplicity | Sophistication
Calm | Celebration
ANAMESA seeks to embrace these dualities and propose a life in balance.
Drawing from the Cycladic vernacular, the property settles gently into the sloping terrain overlooking the bay of Kalafatis, deeply rooted in its location.
08 | 07 | 2026
As part of KTIRIO magazine‘s 40th anniversary, we illustrated the July issue cover using the cyanotype technique, once used for architectural blueprints. Harnessing sunlight, we composed a scene that reflects growth in place, from place, and rooted in place – an expression of the enduring relationship between architecture, context, and belonging.
15 | 06 | 2026
During a trip to our hometown, the editors of AD Spain presented Perianth as an instance of adaptive reuse of the athenian building stock of polykatoikias, to illustrate the legacy of the concrete innovation of the past century.
11 | 06 | 2026
We are thrilled to see that ArchDaily has placed the proposal for Grigoris Lamprakis “El Paso” Stadium among the most important architectural updates of the week.
The project is presented as a transformation into a civic sports and cultural hub that will echo the club’s values, reinforcing its community role and upgrading the venues potential.
02 | 06 | 2026
We are kicking off June by joining “Spain is in Athens Vol. 2: The Value of Design in Hospitality”.
This Wednesday, 3rd June, Dimitris Karampatakis will take part in a discussion exploring the multiple interests and factors that shape the journey from design to delivery of a hospitality project, alongside a panel of professionals from the Greek industry.
Warm thanks to ek magazine for the invitation and for bringing together this timely conversation.
30 | 05 | 2026
Our proposal for the future of Grigoris Lamprakis Municipal Stadium, known as “El Paso” for sports aficionados and local community, has been portrayed by the editors of Dezeen as an “extension that activates the site beyond match days”.
29 | 05 | 2026
We are heading to Tirana to join Bread & Heart Festival‘s second edition, an encounter of global visionaries and local perspectives on hospitality, architecture and dialogue on the future.
Konstantinos Karampatakis will be part of a conversation that will attempt to give answers to the question: Can architects rewrite the tourism brief itself, transforming seasonal extraction into long-term ecological and social value?
The panel will take place on June 4th, at the Glass House, along with a full schedule of talks, discussions and exhibitions within the framework of the theme “Landscapes of Abundance”.
