Notes from the EUmies announcement night, Athens, Apr 11
A long table at a Plaka taverna. Six architects, four critics, one cameraman. What the EUmies recognition actually means for Greek practice, recorded the evening of the announcement.
Pieces that don't fit the weekly. One-off essays, field notes, founder interviews, and special reports, published when the story needs telling, not when the calendar says so.
A long table at a Plaka taverna. Six architects, four critics, one cameraman. What the EUmies recognition actually means for Greek practice, recorded the evening of the announcement.
An hour with the architect rebuilding the Cycladic vernacular without the postcard. On clients, on stone, on the buildings she refuses to design.
A short audit of the first month under the mandatory bank-transfer regime. Three landlords, two managers, one tax adviser, the data the reports won't print.
A short polemic against the most overused phrase in Greek property marketing. What the Mediterranean class actually buys when it buys here.
Specials don't follow the calendar. Insiders get the email the moment one publishes.