Domes Noruz Mykonos is located near the busy port of Mykonos, above the beach of Agios Stefanos.
The hotel's building infrastructure was an existing shell, but underwent a radical redesign. The building complex is developed on the ground floor and on floors, with buildings of different orientation, views and access. It is located on the edge of the slope, while the linear plot in depth and the development of the building along the length create an unbroken visual connection with the sea from all sides, with most rooms having a sea view.
The circulation within the hotel is mostly external, thus giving the feeling of the organic composition of the spaces and buildings with a peculiar way of connection that seems to have emerged. Internal, external and semi-roofed staircases give the feeling that you are moving in a traditional settlement of the island. During the redesign, the rooms were given private courtyards with small private swimming pools, pergolas and balconies and semi-outdoor spaces in the rooms on the floor. Thus, the very important relationship with the outdoor space was ensured in order to enhance the Greek outdoor way of living, maintaining privacy as much as possible. The outdoor spaces of the rooms are partially covered with pergolas, thus offering both shaded and sunny spaces.
The hotel's public areas were repositioned and designed. The repositioning was driven by the sense of creating points that function as service cores, initially concerning the reception, the first
welcome and tranquility, and secondly, socialization. Therefore, upon entering the complex from the side entrance, one enters a closed courtyard, and through this in the building one finds the reception. An internal living area is then developed, which hosts waiting areas, a bar, the spa entrance and a
small sales shop, and through this we are led to the outdoor lounge. This point is privileged in terms of view, as the bay opens up unobstructed.
The second core is the restaurant and the central swimming pool area. These are developed on a second level, even closer to the sea, at street level. The swimming pool was designed linearly, along the boundary of the plot, so as to create a wide space behind for sun loungers and built-in beds. On the same level, the restaurant is again placed, which develops internally and externally, under a pergola.
The architectural language of the interventions in the building has local and supra-local elements. The relief of the facade material, the arches and the perforated surfaces with threads are elements found in the Cyclades, as construction methods that address the bioclimatic aspects of the spaces, but which now function as morphological
elements in contemporary architecture. The incorporation of various elements that filter the sun, such as pergolas, threads and arches, introduces a warm atmospheric lighting throughout, and appear on the internal and external facades of the building, courtyards and balconies. The earthy tones of the shell combine with the sandy landscapes of Mykonos, creating an architectural narrative deeply rooted in the local character. The curvature in the external landscape unifies the transitions from the closed to the open and the plantings. The earthy tones of the color palette in both
hard and soft materials contribute to creating a feeling in the visitor that they are in an environment of harmony and tranquility without any disturbances.
Overall, the architectural design combines Cycladic influences with minimalist interventions and modern materials, resulting in a contemporary interpretation of a new Greek aesthetic. Each design decision promises an
experience in a world subtly enriched with traditional Cycladic simplicity, where the beauty of the island is organically connected to modern architecture.
Architectural design: Urban Soul Project
Photography: Anima Vision
Video: Anima Vision
Partner in Charge: Maria Tsaftari
Responsible architects: Polina Liarostathi, Nikoletta Daniil, Nikoletta Koka
Design Team: Mariza Argyrou, Agis Tombros, Michalis Giapitzoglou, Panagiotis Skraparlis, Mina Hatzimanoli
Structural design: Dr. Constane C. Spyrakos, Technika
Electrical: Arxiko Consulting Engineers
Exterior lighting: ADLight
Development: Bain Capital Private Equity
Financial advisors: Special Financial Solutions SA
Operator: Domes Hotels
Project Management: Focal Project Managers
Construction: ERGOLINE IKE
Beton: Mykonos Beton FR
Frames: VIEKKO
Varnishes: ICRO COATINGS
Paints: Santorinaios Andreas, Trakadas, ELIDON BODE
Metal Construction: Metallotexniki
Cement mortar: Novamix (bespoke poured material)
Tiles: Living Ceramics, Kiskinidis, Stone square tiles & Tsquare wall pure line by 12concept (supply)
Interior Flooring: Living Ceramics, Supply: Kiskinidis, Novamix (bespoke poured material), Dark Puma by AKROLITHOS, Karnis Beige DG & Ligourio Light MARMYK, ILIOPOULOS / LITHOS
Epoxy Flooring: NEOPOX - NEOTEX
Cobblestone: SINEFOPETRA by ARKOLITHOS, TRIANGLE SHAPE CEMENT GLAUSTRAby 12concept
Lighting: AD LIGHT, KAFKAS, LUMINART, BRIGHT, PROLIGHT, PLACED
Plant Supply: MOIRAS NIKOLAOS MYKONOS GARDEN
Wooden Structures: ERGO FABRIC IKE, Panagiotopoulos
Plasterbpards/ Ceilings: ELIDOM BODE, PETRAKIS KONSTANTINOS, KOCI ILIAS
Trellises: VHLES AE
Wardrobes: ERGO FABRIC
Security Doors: VIEKKO, Coating: ICRO COATINGS
Fireproof Doors: VIEKKO, Coating: ICRO COATINGS
Wallpapers: Elitis & Casamance wallpaper by VAGENAS, Naturtex upholstery by MARIA SFAKIANAK
Glues: SANTORINAIOS
Insulation: BESMIR BUSHAJ
Glass, Crystals: IORDANIS MALLIS
Interior/ Exterior Furniture: KAVE HOME, LA REDOUTE, CANDLE LIGHT, VERANDA, KOURTIS CONTRACT, ALMECO
Deco: ART by PRINTSIN, PARAPHERNALIA, ALL ABOUT JUTE, HOUSE DOCTOR
Finishes: Bespoke poured concrete finishes for joineries by 12concept
Professional Kitchen Equipment: SVOLOS
Switches: DESIKOS AE, VIMAR ARKE
Automations: EIB SHOP
Fire Security: ARXIKO
Curtains/ Fabrics: VAGENAS
Plumbing: ARXIKO
Electrical work: ARXIKO
Marbles: MARMYK ILIOPOULOS, 12concept, AKROLITHOS
Lifts: PAPPAS LIFT
Air Conditioners: ARMAOS PETROS, AIR TECHINQUE, NVL DACTS
Sanitary Ware: ROCA, RAK, SIGMA, GEBERIT, BONGIO by KISKINIDIS & VARELAS
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