The residential building at 88 Voulgari Street in Piraeus is a contemporary development, designed with clean lines and a functional layout. The building comprises a ground floor and seven upper levels, accommodating small- and medium-sized apartments that respond to modern residential needs.
The ground floor includes three independent apartments measuring approximately 27–32 sq.m., one of which, Apartment I3, has direct access to the outdoor area. The typical floors—the first, second and third—feature efficiently planned residences with a clear separation between living and sleeping areas, while the building’s upper levels gradually step back to create larger apartments.
The building’s architectural character is defined by its symmetrical façade, recurring balcony and metal-railing elements, and the use of subtle colour tones that blend naturally into the surrounding urban environment.
