Design Approach
In order to achieve an all-embracing, peaceful place in which people can live, and work and be, it is important that whatever we design sits in complete harmony with its surroundings. Emphasis has to be placed on the relationship and interaction between the built environment and ourselves – all aspects are interactive and inter-dependant. They each contribute to what we are and the way we live. Every one of our designs must reflect and complement its setting; it must be in its rightful place in that moment of time. It must also acknowledge its contribution to individual or corporate or society’s aspirations.
So it must celebrate nature and all things natural, while forming a positive link between nature and humanity, and the built world. Our commitment to individuality, and to a cohesive relationship between people and the world they live in shines through in all we do. It is the foundation for our ecclesiastical, residential, commercial and institutional architecture. It is the motivation behind our planning and infrastructure designs. It is the very basis of our interaction with clients, colleagues, and society.
Our architecture inspires, and stimulates emotion
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Phanos N. Loizides
Fanos Loizides was born in 1971 in Limassol. He graduated from the School of Architecture, National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) in 1996, and it was during his studies he was awarded several prizes and distinctions for his performance. After completing his studies, Fanos began his professional career as an architect working in high-profile offices in Athens. His love for the country brought him back to Cyprus where, in collaboration with his wife Antonia, they started their own creative process in architecture by establishing their own office.National Architecture Award for Young Architects in 2004. Through the process of architecture, Fanos has established a more profound understanding of the relationship between buildings and space from the study of Cypriot and Greek traditions, and the qualities of ecclesiastical architecture through centuries of historical evolution. His work in Cyprus has received several distinctions including the National Architecture Award for Young Architects in 2004. Apart from his great passion for architecture, Fanos is intensely interested in photography and Byzantine music.