DOMa.archi

Shortlisted for “Best Built Project: Cyprus”


Project: Residence on Costi Palama Street, Nicosia, Cyprus
Architects: Superside Studio – Eleonora Antoniadou
Photography: Stefani Keszi

23.06.2026
Ceremony at the atrium of the Benaki Museum, 138 Pireos str.

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Shortlisted for “Best New Architecture in an Existing Building”


Project: Hair Spa, Panorama, Thessaloniki
Architects:
Photography: studiovd.

23.06.2026
Ceremony at the atrium of the Benaki Museum, 138 Pireos St.

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Shortlisted for “Best Realized Project”


Project: Tella Thera, Crete
Architects: .architects
Photography: Christos Drazos

23.06.2026
Ceremony at the atrium of the Benaki Museum, 138 Pireos St.

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Shortlisted for “Best Study”


Project: Aloni Longhouse. Cultural Centre in Neochori Mani, Messinia
Architects:

23.06.2026
Ceremony at the atrium of the Benaki Museum, 138 Pireos str.

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Shortlisted for “Best New Architecture in an Existing Building”


Project: Ekiben Kitchen, Glyfada
Architects:
Photography: Gavriil Papadiotis

23.06.2026
Ceremony at the atrium of the Benaki Museum, 138 Pireos str.

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A celebration of architecture!
The Greek Architecture Awards Ceremony 2026 takes place on June 23rd in the atrium of the Benaki Museum.
Join us for the 17th edition of the Greek Architecture Awards.✨

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Η αρχιτεκτονική γιορτάζει!
Η τελετή απονομής των Βραβείων Ελληνικής Αρχιτεκτονικής 2026 θα πραγματοποιηθεί στις 23 Ιουνίου στο αίθριο του Μουσείου Μπενάκη.
Σας περιμένουμε για τη 17η διοργάνωση των Βραβείων. ✨

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Η Akzonobel Powder Coatings παρουσιάζει τη νέα συλλογή Futura 2026–2029 Interpon D2525: εμπνευσμένη απο το παρελθόν, φτιαγμένη για το μέλλον.
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DOMa hosted a lecture dedicated to OMA on Tuesday, May 12, celebrating fifty years of the influential architectural practice. The evening featured Chris van Duijn - OMA Partner since 2014 and longtime member of the office since 1996 - who presented a compelling overview of OMA’s work across Asia, focusing on China and South Korea.

From the landmark CCTV Headquarters in Beijing to large-scale urban strategies, adaptive reuse projects, and new housing models for shrinking cities, the presentation unfolded as a reflection on architecture’s ability to engage with political, social, and cultural transformation. Beyond the projects themselves, the discussion revealed the tensions, contradictions, and unexpected negotiations that emerge when architecture operates across different geographies and worldviews.

The evening continued with a conversation moderated by Haris Biskos, joined by Georgios Panetsos and former OMA collaborators from Greece: Andreas Kourkoulas, Point Supreme (Konstantinos Pantazis & Marianna Rentzou), and Andreas Karavanas. Through their reflections, a broader discussion emerged around OMA’s legacy - from its shift away from architecture as pure form toward architecture as methodology, urban thinking, research, and cultural production.

A warm thank you to everyone who joined us for the event!

Tonight at the Benaki Museum: a lecture by OMA partner Chris van Duijn on the office’s recent work across Asia and Europe.

The lecture will focus on OMA’s approach to headquarters towers, campus expansions, preservation, and large-scale urban projects through works including Hangzhou Prism, the Hongik University Campus expansion, and Busan Slope Housing.

Chris van Duijn has led OMA’s work in Asia since becoming a partner in 2014.

Benaki Museum
Tonight, 20:30
Registration via link in bio.

Image credits:
Courtesy of OMA / ©Ossip

Tomorrow, DOMa welcomes OMA partner Chris van Duijn for a lecture on OMA’s work across Asia and Europe over the past two decades.

The presentation will touch on themes of preservation, adaptive reuse, campus expansion, and headquarters typologies through projects including Busan Slope Housing, Hangzhou Prism, and the Hongik University Campus expansion in Seoul.

Chris van Duijn joined OMA in 1996 and has led projects including Prada Transformer in Seoul, Fondazione Prada in Milan, and ongoing work across China and Korea.

Benaki Museum
Tomorrow, 20:30
Registration via link in bio.

Image credits:
Courtesy of OMA