The project comprises a free-standing one-family residence on a slightly sloping plot with a view of the sea. A small entrance courtyard and a central open-air space facing the view were included in the design. [:enteam]Architects: Tassos Biris, Dimitris Biris Design Supervisor: Dimitris Biris Designed: 1967 Built: 1968

The project comprises a one-family residence built on a large horizontal plot with many tall trees. The bried required that the house be built on pilotis so as to offer a wider horizon. [:enteam]Architects: Tassos Biris, Dimitris Biris Design Supervisor: Tassos Biris Designed: 1967

The school for 1200 female students occupies a particularly small kai narrow plot. The project expands around an inner courtyard-atrium on two levels. Small courtyards for the shorter breaks were designed on both floors, while on the west there is a second large open-air courtyard for sports. A pilotis was used to connect the two courtyards and to give transparency the building mass and the impression of visual lightness. [:enteam] Architects: Tassos Biris, Dimitris Biris Collaborating architect: Kostas Xanthopoulos Structural Engineer: Ioannis Karambatzos Designed: 1967 Built: 1971

This composite building complex includes an independent bar, an open-air swimming pool, dressing rooms, the entrance gate and extensive landscaping. At the entrance of the building the proposal incorporates and sets off part of the ancient Themistokleian wall that skirts the rear boundary. [:enteam] Architects: Tassos Biris, Dimitris Biris Collaborating architect: Giorgos Makris Structural Engineer: Theodoros Voudiklaris Mechanical Engineer: Alexis Kokkinopoulos

[:enteam]Architects: Tassos Biris, Dimitris Biris Design Supervisor: Dimitris Biris Collaborating architect: Giorgos Makris Designed: 1970 Built: 1970

The composition evolves around a patio-hall, covered by a large curved roof which is also the building's main feature. The Judicial Court containts both the courtrooms and the offices. Special attention is drawn to the entrance gate by the formation of a semi open-air zone: a small inner pedestrian ramp parallel to the ascending main street. [:enteam]Anastasios Biris and Dimitris Biris Architectural Office and Elias Papagiannopoulos Architectural Office Consulting architect: Professor Ioannis Despotopoulos Collaborating architect: Giorgos Makris Structural Engineer: Theodoros Voudiklaris Mechanical Engineer: Alexis Kokkinopoulos Designed: 1966 Built: 1978

[:enteam]Architects: Anastasios Biris and Dimitris Biris Architectural Office, Alexandros Syriopoulos, Architectural Office of Giannis Kanetakis, Dimitris Katzourakis, Grigoris Tsamberis Designed: 1974