Techniques

Led by the creative and dynamic duo of Giorgos Tripotseris and Denia Stathatou, Techniques is an architecture studio that crafts spaces with quiet confidence—rooted in tradition, shaped by material honesty, and deeply connected to place. Their projects across Greece reflect a restrained elegance and a focus on livability. In bringing their vision online, we aimed for the same clarity and calm - allowing the architecture to breathe and the work to speak for itself.

Techniques is a studio where architecture is shaped by restraint, rooted in Greek tradition, and guided by a clear, human purpose. With offices in Athens, Kefalonia, and Mytikas, founders Giorgos Tripotseris and Denia Stathatou craft spaces that quietly respond to their environment—through natural materials, balanced proportions, and lived experience.

Their identity blends softness and strength, echoed in every detail—from terraced residences on Ionian hillsides to the renovation of urban facades. Our goal was to reflect this duality online: a digital space where their work breathes, speaks clearly, and feels unmistakably theirs.

The design was built around clarity and intention. We structured the user experience to feel effortless—using rhythm, consistency, and space to guide the visitor without ever overshadowing the content. Navigation is simple, interactions are quiet, and the layout adapts elegantly to showcase the unique character of each project.

The visual language draws from their existing identity: a calm foundation of Platinum and Mirage, accented with the confident warmth of Tropical, Teal, and Sunshade. These colors were used not to decorate, but to support—a palette that echoes their architecture’s balance of confidence and subtlety.

Typography choices bring a similar dialogue between form and feeling: clear, modern lines softened by occasional expressive flourishes. Every element, from the way pages flow to how images are revealed, was crafted to reflect the studio’s architectural values: honesty, functionality, and lasting presence. The result is a digital experience that doesn’t decorate the work—it holds space for it.