“The nature of building is letting dwell.”

— Martin Heidegger, Building Dwelling Thinking, 1971

about

NAMA Architects is an Athens-based practice dedicated to creating bespoke living spaces where form and function exist in harmony. We strive for excellence in design and materials while keeping construction cost-efficient. Sustainability is central to our work, guiding us toward low-carbon buildings that foster healthier living. We believe architecture can leave a lasting impression without grandeur. The quiet, anonymous works of anonymous craftsmen—shaped by their land and culture—stand as timeless reminders of how deeply architecture can connect to place and people. For us, architecture is not about status or spectacle. It is about serving the physical and spiritual needs of individuals and communities, creating spaces that enrich everyday life.

Our services span architecture, lighting and object design, market research, construction, and project management—all offered in an integrated, client-centered way. From concept to completion, we aim to empower ideas, ease concerns, and deliver enduring quality.

Curious and open-minded, we embrace learning every day, ensuring our work evolves with fresh perspectives and ideas.

the team

collaborators

Konstantinos Mikedis | Civil Engineer NTUA, https://www.km-engineers.gr/

Konstantinos Kritikides | Civil Engineer NTUA

Konstantinos Vagenas | Civil Engineer NTUA

Stefanos Papadopoulos | Electrical Engineer AUTH

Konstantinos Tsavalas | Landscape Architect, www.ktla-ltd.myportfolio.com/

construction / project management

Spiros Catis | Head of Construction & Project Management

Gotcha Gurgenidze | Sculptor, Head of RnD

Shahid Mehmood | Construction site Manager/Craftsman

Gramozi Limoni | Construction site Manager/Craftsman

Aris Dogani | Construction worker/Technician

Ioannis Kantarides | Construction worker/Technician

Aimilio Aimiliano | Construction worker/Technician

Tomy Shetmir | Craftsman/Construction worker

Nour Hok | Construction worker

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