The Koile is a natural concave rocky receptor which is the “non-building” itself, the "container" which could become the New Acropolis Museum and host its exhibits with suitable modifications on the natutal terrain. The architectural intervention is minimized to a transparent concrete shed resting on a trict and sparse support grid located in places that do not interfere with the fine sculptural arrangement of the slopes and the rocky bed of Koile and its archaelogical findings. The hollows, depressions, ridges and folds of the eroded rocky terrain define almost in themselves the particular "locations" of a promenade in a covered archaeological park which is itself an exhibit. Stonewalls or light coverings-awnings create correspondingly the different and necessary small scale areas for each type and group of scultpures within the overall space of the Museum. The constructed shed and the "nudity" of the natural terrain consititute the architectural idea of the Museum that is proposed as a "non-building". [:enteam]Architects: Tassos Biris, Dimitris Biris, Panos Kokkoris, Eleni Amerikanou Collaborating architects: Kelly Vrettou, Panos Exarchopoulos, Sotiris Kotsopoulos Collaborating architecture students: Poupa Delfino, Periklis Rovithakis, Maria Pylarinou, Giannis Exarchou, Memos Filippidis Sculptor: Giorgos Kanellos

Within the framework of general maintenance of the Halyvourgiki steel mill, the painting and antirust protection of the metal parts of the complex was carried out. The new colour scheme constitutes a major aesthetic intervention visible from a distance in the suburban area of the National Road of Athens and Corinth. [:enteam] Collaborating architect: Kelly Vrettou Designed: 1991 Completed: 1991

[:enteam] Architect: Dimitris Biris Collaborating architect: Kelly Vrettou Designed: 1992 Completed: 1992

[:enteam] Architects: Tassos Biris, Dimitris Biris, Panos Kokkoris, Antonis Pantzekos Collaborating architecture students: Pavlos Vlastos, Eleni Kouli, Lida Lykourioti, Sofia Tsiraki

[:enteam] Architects: Tassos Biris, Dimitris Biris, Nikos Mesaritis, Tassos Anastasiou, Panos Pelekanos Collaborating arschitects: Kelly Vrettou, Dimitris Loukopoulos Collaborating architecture students: Kostas Kalaitzakis, Sofia Tsiraki, Stavros Dendrinos

Advanced architectural design within the framework of NTUA School of Architecture research program. [:enteam] Architect: Dimitris Biris Consulting architect: Xenia Fotopoulou (Ministry of Health) Collaborating architects: Dimitris Papalexopoulos, Sofia Tsakoniati, Eleni Filippa, Zacharoula Glezakou Structural/Mechanical engineering Technical Services of the National Techical Universiy of Athens Designed: 1996

[:enteam]Architect: Dimitris Biris Collaborating architect: Dimitris Papalexopoulos Collaborating architecture students: Renata Metheniti, Thanos Pagonis, Maria Vrontitsi Structural/Mechanical engineering Technical Services of the National Techical Universiy of Athens Designed: 1994 Built: 1997

[:enteam]Consulting architect for the Technical Services of the Municipality of Rethymnon: Tassos Biris Collaborating architect: Effie Vitzileou Designed: 1997 Completed: 1999

[:enteam]Architects: Tassos Biris, Dimitris Biris, Georgia Ambatzoglou, Dimitris Loukopoulos, Lora Solomon Collaborating architects: Dimitris Korres, Effie Vitzilaiou, Maria Matinopoulou, Pinelopi Charalambidou, Elias Chandelis Collaborating architecture students: Maria Sigalou, Stella Tsami, Olga Papageorgiou

[:enteam]Architect: Tassos Biris Interior design architect: Artemis Aninou Structural Engineer: Stamatis Stathopoulos Designed: 1996 Built: 1997

The proposal includes the church as a (functional) reference point in a small-scale intervention, created as a micro-locus within the vast campus landscape. The short artificial mound is characteristic of the micro-landscape, which, along with the church, are prominent in the design. The church is effectively incorporated into a cavity on the terrain relief, and its place is protectively enclosed by the environment. All elements combine a succession of lines and marks along a promenade. The visitor engages in a reclusive wandering that gradually allows for an intimate awareness of space and its deeper symbolic meaning. [:enteam] Architects: Tassos Biris, Sofia Tsiraki Collaborating architecture students: Giorgos Aggelis, Katerina Michalopoulou, Alexandros Syriopoulos, Antonis Touloumis Structural engineering: Technical Services of the Democritus University of Thrace Designed: 1999