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ologramma studio is a creative architectural firm created in 2008 by Kostas Kosnetzof. 

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ologramma offers quality services in

• 3D photorealism 

 

• Architectural design

 

• Interior Design

 

• Landscape design

 

• Renovations of interior and exterior

 

• Special constructions/ fuirniture / objects                   

 

+ architectural photography 

& digital image editing / presentation

architectural projects & competition entries

01 | VILLA IN THEOLOGOS, GREECE

design objectives

  • The volume of the building comes as a result for the need of many terraces with view to the seaside.

  • The building is placed closer to the North side of the plot in order to stand in constant dialogue with the intense vegetation of the landscape.

  • The colours are based totally on a terracotta scale in order to offer a natural and protective projection in the green landscape.

02 | COMPETITION | ATRIUM FOR THE INSTITUTION OFMAJOR HELLENISM

The articulation of the Atrium’s space is given by the utilization of a continuous element of free shape, which, depending on the needs transforms into space for gathering, a bus stop, an open air lounge area and weather protection for the entrances of the three perimetrical buildings.

 

Through the use of this flowing form we achieve a symbolic but also architectural expression of what the area itself needs. The suggested solution is symbolic because the form carries a certain visual charge and Architectural due to the practical solutions that it implies, redefining the meaning and the dynamics of an open air public place.

 

group of architects: Kostas Kosnetzof, Christos Pylarinos, Sophia Chafta                                                                                                                                     Awarded as

the most original

Design - 2010

 

03 | CONTEMPORARY ART MUSEUM BUDAPEST HUNGARY

DESIGN OBJECTIVES

  • the museum must provoke the visitor to explore its content.

  • the interior must be flexible as well as pleasant.

  • Human culture must embrace nature.

  • Reproduction of organic repeated motives on the landscape design.

 

04 | interior design : ESTETICA HairSalon + Βarber, ATHENS GREECE

  • An open plan interior design project aimming unique visual identity for the hairsalon

  • This is achieved by minimal grey scale colouring on the walls 

  • a custom made design fro the ladies' mirrors

  • plus the some warm notes given by the barber's corner and the wood waiting table on the lighting equipment and the waiting table.

  • all these elements under a high dark grey industrial ceiling.

05 | HOTEL-YAGHT CLUB IN BALATONFOLDAR - BUDAPEST, HUNGARY

  • The design is based on the utilization of the plot’s relation to Danube river.

  • By the position of the building, a full panoramic reference to the Danube is achieved, but also the definition of an “internal” welcoming park offers optimum space for family recreational activities.

  • The shape of the building is created by an altering sequence of articulated wall elements, emphasizing on movement and offering a continuous different view for the visitor. 

06 | «URBAN INTERSECTION AREAS IN 2023 - STOPS», ANTALYA TURKEY - URBAN SOCIOLOGY COMPETION

The competition explores a conceptual platform for centralized urban spaces in the context of experiencing time.

 

group of architects: Kostas Kosnetzof, Christos Pylarinos, Sophia Chafta

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