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Not a Number Architects designs family summerhouse in Halkidiki, Greece

architecture-design · 2026-07-09

Not a Number Architects (NaNA), led by Ermis Adamantidis and Dominiki Dadatsi, has completed a three-in-one summerhouse on a tree-filled plot in Halkidiki, northern Greece, owned by Adamantidis’s parents. The 2,700-square-foot building, named Treelithon, spreads in a linear Z-shape between existing olive and pine trees, combining two stone towers with a white horizontal volume. It includes the family’s private residence and two rental units for seasonal vacationers. The architects, who spent childhood summers in Halkidiki, aimed to share those memories with their own children. Dadatsi described it as “our refuge.” The design reflects a site-specific approach inspired by a trilithon form.

Key facts

  • Architects: Ermis Adamantidis and Dominiki Dadatsi
  • Firm: Not a Number Architects (NaNA)
  • Location: Halkidiki, northern Greece, about one hour from Thessaloniki
  • Plot size: 2,700 square feet
  • Building name: Treelithon
  • Shape: linear Z-shape weaving between olive and pine trees
  • Components: two stone towers and a white horizontal volume
  • Function: family residence plus two rental units
  • Quote from Dadatsi: 'It’s our refuge'

Entities

Artists

  • Ermis Adamantidis
  • Dominiki Dadatsi

Institutions

  • Not a Number Architects
  • AN Interior

Locations

  • Halkidiki
  • Greece
  • Thessaloniki

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