LAW OFFICES IN NICOSIA OLD TOWN

MYRIA CONSTANTINIDOU ARCHITECTS LLC

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Completed Buildings – Culture. Heritage

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Cyprus

Company Name

MYRIA CONSTANTINIDOU ARCHITECTS LLC

 

COMPANY COUNTRY:

Cyprus

ARCHITECTURAL CREDITS

MYRIA CONSTANTINIDOU ARCHITECTS LLC

Project Team
OWNERS/CLIENTS: HOLY ARCHDIOCESE OF CYPRUS TENANTS/CLIENTS: EMILIANIDES, C. KATSAROS & ASSOCIATES LLC 1. CIVIL ENGINEER: PLATONAS STYLIANOU & ASSOCIATES LLC 2. MECHANICAL ENGINEER: KIKIS HADJIFRANGISKOU 3. ELECTRICAL ENGINEER: NICHOLAS KATSARIS 4. INTERIOR DESIGNER: SAVVAS FYSENZOU 5. CONTRACTOR: TECHNIVON LTD
CLIENT OR OWNER NAME:

EMILIANIDES, C. KATSAROS & ASSOCIATES LLC

Project Name:
LAW OFFICES IN NICOSIA OLD TOWN
Project Country:

Cyprus

Project City:
NICOSIA
Project Category:
Culture. Heritage
Project Area:
1404 sqm
Completion Date:
2025-01-24
Project overview

The building accommodates a full services law firm. The permission initially was approved for residential use and the permit needed to change its use from residential to offices in order to support future potential expansion. The approach is modern and practical. Due to the company's expanding operations, the need has emerged to reconfigure and extend the workspace to optimize functionality and improve service delivery for both clients and staff.

Project history

The building lacked new technical systems, resulting in disadvantages in operation. The lack of advanced energy technologies raised operation costs making the building unsustainable and environmentally unfriendly by today’s standards and needs. The building had many fundamental problems that made it unsuitable for general use. The mix of poorly constructed elements leads to a condition that look like Sick Building Syndrome, in which environmental circumstances had a negative impact on the user health. Plumbing pipes running through the façade were not only unattractive, but they also compromised the structure of the building and air quality. Spaces have been carefully designed to fulfil the employee’s everyday demands as well as business meetings, and conferences. The overall approach was focused to preserve the old building for new functions while retaining its historical essence. Start of work: 2017 – 2025