We are pleased to announce that Platres Pavilion, designed by ADP in collaboration with A. Stylianou Architects, was selected as one of the 51 distinguished works of the 12th Biennale of Young Greek Architects, organised by the Hellenic Institute of Architecture.

The Biennale brought together recent architectural work from across Greece, Cyprus and abroad, presenting both built and unbuilt projects selected by a five-member jury. From a total of 164 submissions, 51 projects received a distinction and were presented as part of the exhibition.

Platres Pavilion was exhibited at the Archaeological Museum of Patras from 16 May to 30 June 2026 alongside drawings, photographs, models, visualisations and texts documenting the selected works. The project was presented under ADP & A. Stylianou Architects, by Andreas Papallas and Antonis Stylianou.

The project explores the relationship between architecture, landscape and temporary occupation within the particular setting of Platres. Its recognition by the Biennale places it within a wider discussion around contemporary architectural production in Greece and Cyprus and the different ways in which architects are responding to place, programme and context.

The selection represents an important recognition for the project and we are pleased to see Platres Pavilion form part of this wider survey of emerging architectural work.