Construction of a New Building at the Site of the Former Cell of Saint Nicholas of the Holy Monastery of Megisti Lavra (Samaradikon) in Karyes
Details
TitleNew Building
SectorEnergy Storage
LocationHoly Monastery of Megisti Lavra, Mount Athos, Greece
ClientHoly Monastery of Megisti Lavra
Year2020
Duration6 months
Cost€
ProjectCategoryRestoration / Heritage Project
FieldHotels – Guesthouses
Servicecult
Key Engineering Highlights:• Complete MEP design for heritage building
• Fire protection, plumbing, heating and electrical systems
• Foundation earthing and lifting equipment
• Approval by the Center for the Preservation of Athonite Heritage
• Energy study and technical documentation
Description
Δείγμα
Final electromechanical design studies were prepared for the construction of a new building at the site of the former cell of Saint Nicholas of the Holy Monastery of Megisti Lavra in Karyes, Mount Athos.
The study included fire protection systems, water supply and drainage installations, heating systems, foundation earthing, strong and weak current electrical installations and lifting equipment.
The design was approved by the Center for the Preservation of Athonite Heritage (KEDAK). Deliverables included energy study documentation, technical descriptions, technical specifications and cost estimation of the electromechanical installations.
Project Description
Final electromechanical design studies were prepared for the construction of a new building at the site of the former cell of Saint Nicholas of the Holy Monastery of Megisti Lavra in Karyes, Mount Athos.
The study included fire protection systems, water supply and drainage installations, heating systems, foundation earthing, strong and weak current electrical installations and lifting equipment.
The design was approved by the Center for the Preservation of Athonite Heritage (KEDAK). Deliverables included energy study documentation, technical descriptions, technical specifications and cost estimation of the electromechanical installations.
Key Engineering Highlights
- Complete MEP design for heritage building
- Fire protection, plumbing, heating and electrical systems
- Foundation earthing and lifting equipment
- Approval by the Center for the Preservation of Athonite Heritage
- Energy study and technical documentation
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