Normless Architecture Studio is a contemporary architectural practice based in Thessaloniki, specializing in the design of new buildings and architectural interiors.
Its philosophy is rooted in the idea of architecture without strict rules – a creative process that emphasizes experience, timelessness, and the synthesis of space, materials, and light.
The studio’s architectural approach is grounded in respect for the identity of the user and the character of the site, aiming to create spaces that are clear, functional, and aesthetically balanced.
Each new building or interior is designed with a focus on usability, enduring design, and integration into both the natural and urban context.
The studio undertakes private residences, hospitality projects, and commercial spaces, offering complete architectural and interior design services — from concept development to final realization.
Mitropoleos 100 – Thessaloniki
+30 2310 238499 – info@normless.gr
In 2019, the project ‘Ficurini Concept Store has been awarded in the category “Retail” for the BIG SEE INTERIOR DESIGN AWARD 2019. The project has also been nominated for the best project (Grand Prix) in the category ‘RETAIL’. The awarded project have been exhibited at the Big SEE Exhibtion as a part of the Big Architecture and Month of Design festivals and presented on bigsee.eu website, social and printed media.
Ficurini concept store by Normless architecture studio; Greece
In 2019, the project ‘5 Grains Coffee & Nuts‘ has been selected for the BIG SEE WOOD AWARD 2019. The project has also been nominated for the best project (Grand Prix) in the category ‘INTERIOR AND FURNITURE’. The awarded project have been exhibited at the Big SEE Exhibtion on thefestival Wood Icon as a part of the Month of Design and presented on bigsee.eu website, social and printed media.
5 Grains Coffee & Nuts by Normless architecture studio; Greece
In 2019, Normless Architecture Studio has been awarded the title “Most Outstanding in Commercial Architecture 2019” in BUILD’s 2019 Design & Build Awards
In 2010, Sandra Kalliagra participated as part of the Design Team in the European Research Program “PROSPELASIS of the Byzantine Monuments of Thessaloniki”. The UIA Work Programme (International Union of Archtects) awarded the Design Team for the Rotunda Pedestrian Bridge. This was an international award to recognize constructions uniting architectural quality and accessibility. Part of the prize also recognizes architects whose research has contributed to promote and advance the theory and practice of universal design. The results were announced in Durban at the Awards Ceremony, which took place on 6 August 2014 during the Congress of the International Union of Architects.