Core 10 is a complex of three luxurious apartments. Its design aims to blend contemporary aesthetics with the building’s functionality, achieved through a volumetric composition of modern materials. This four-story complex is located in a prime area of Alimos. Although it is just a stone’s throw from major road arteries in the southern suburbs, its unique location provides residents with the tranquility of a purely residential area.
Core 10 stands out due to its distinctive design, which exudes a dynamic presence. The structure is conceived as a deconstructed cube, with its shell unfolding to house the upper level while exposing its metal framework. Simultaneously, it is “penetrated” by corten steel volumes and the striking mass of a suspended glass pool. The eastern orientation of the plot, along the avenue, was a key factor in the placement of the apartments and the direction of their open spaces. The floor plans are designed to make the three apartments both functional and spatially independent.
More specifically, the ground-floor apartment spans three levels and is inward-facing, opening onto the rear of the plot to provide a heightened sense of privacy and serenity, directly connected to the surrounding environment. The expansive outdoor areas serve as extensions of the living spaces in all apartments, as the large openings visually and experientially extend the interiors, effectively enhancing their perceived size.
