Residence in Deftera (A & E) is a modern architectural composition set on a 2,000 sq.m. plot, combining functionality with refined aesthetics.
The project was designed by IMA Architectural Studios – Ierides & Michael Architects, with an architectural approach that emphasises clarity, openness and a strong connection with the surrounding greenery.
The residence accommodates three bedrooms on the ground floor, while the main living areas unfold within a striking double-height volume.
An impressive mezzanine dominates the overall volumetric composition, adding depth, spatial interest and architectural character to the interior.
Floor-to-ceiling glazing along the living spaces allows natural light to flood the interior, while opening views toward the surrounding landscape.
Above the primary volumes, a unifying roof plane appears to float lightly over the structure, reinforcing the architectural coherence of the design.
The mixed construction combines metal, glass, concrete and brick, creating a residence with modern character, elegance and dynamic presence.
A residence that combines functionality with refined aesthetics
Positioned on a 2,000 sq.m. plot with views toward surrounding greenery
Main living areas organised within an impressive double-height volume
A striking mezzanine that dominates the volumetric composition
Floor-to-ceiling glazing allows abundant daylight into the interior
A unifying roof element that appears to float above the primary volumes
Metal, glass, concrete and brick create a dynamic and elegant architectural identity
The design approach of the residence is based on the creation of a modern architectural composition that combines functionality, elegance and a strong spatial identity.
The residence is set on a 2,000 sq.m. plot, allowing the architecture to develop with openness and a direct relationship to the surrounding greenery.
The main living areas are organised within a double-height volume, creating a sense of openness, light and architectural impact. The mezzanine becomes a key spatial element, enriching the interior and strengthening the overall volumetric composition.
Floor-to-ceiling glazing is used along the living spaces to maximise natural light and frame views toward the surrounding landscape, enhancing the connection between the interior and the outdoor environment.
A unifying roof plane floats above the primary volumes, giving coherence to the composition and reinforcing the contemporary character of the residence.
The combination of metal, glass, concrete and brick creates a balanced material palette, giving the project strength, elegance and a dynamic modern presence.
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