The Bodossaki Foundation's seven-storey building in the heart of Athens, originally designed in 1975 by architect Pericles Sakellarios, stands as a testament to the city's architectural legacy. This historic structure engages in a subtle dialogue with its neighboring listed buildings, preserving the area's rich cultural fabric. The original concrete facade, with minimal changes to its openings, has been meticulously updated. The new design retains the essence of the old facade while enhancing it with marble tiles that elegantly wrap around to the middle wall, seamlessly integrating with the adjoining building. This thoughtful renovation not only respects the building's historical context but also revitalizes its presence in the urban landscape, blending the old with the new in a sophisticated manner.