Kokosalaki Architecture was asked to intervene in an awarded building by redesigning the interior and revisiting the idea of mountainside design, in order to counterbalance the dynamic design of the existing exterior with a new interior that combines modern materials within a more rustic context. Design was considered to be in an empty shell, so interventions were made to the existing plans and openings were modified in order to frame the view of the surrounding forest and valley to the south.

Kokosalaki|Architecture is an awarded office that has formed a platform for new ideas and unique design, undertaking various projects regardless of size and programmatic use. Kokosalaki|Architecture has completed projects ranging from historical renovations, summer houses, and boutique hotels in the Greek islands, to residences and commercial spaces in Athens.

Kokosalaki|Architecture office has formed a platform for new ideas and unique design over the past 8 years, undertaking various projects regardless of size and programmatic use. Kokosalaki | Architecture has attracted the attention of the international press, with articles in Dezeen, Wallpaper, Elle Decoration Turkiye, Apartments to name a few. Various projects have been selected for book publications, while the converted neoclassical building in a loft house in Psyrri and the design of a summer house in Aliveri have both been distinguished and awarded by international panels in the DOMES annual competitions in 2012 and 2016. Kokosalaki | Architecture was also among the Top 10 up and coming practices selected by KTIRIO magazine (10under40) in 2017. Natalia Kokosalaki has worked at distinctive offices in London, Barcelona and Athens after graduating from Technische Universiteit Delft (2001), The Bartlett, University College London with Commendation in Design (2003) and the Architecture Association with a MArch in Sustainable Environmental Design (2007). She qualified as an Architect in 2008.