.: November 2008
Ivy Nanopoulou’s lecture on “For a sustainable approval to urban space” in a conference with the theme “Immediate solutions to the energy crisis”

.: October 2008
Full design services for the development of King Abdullah II metropolitan park in Amman, Jordan

.: October 2008
Ivy Nanopoulou’s lecture on “Sustainable tourism development” in the “9th Prodexpo 2008” Congress with the theme: “Real Estate & Development in Greece & South Eastern Europe Conference & Expo”

.: August 2008
Inauguration of a new modern luxury hotel at Vlycha of Lindos on Rhodes Island

.: May 2008
Thymio Papayannis’ lecture at the Hellenic Institute of Architecture with the title: “Architectural Journey to climate change”

.: October 2007
Awards for Amphitryon hotel

.: Autumn 2007
Participation in Real Estate Development - Conference and exhibition - Athens

.: Autumn 2007
Presentation of preliminary phase on the upgrade of hotel facilities of Porto Hydra

.: Autumn 2007
Completion preliminary study for Ecological Park - Athens

.: Autumn 2007
Completion of Master Plan of Alba

.: Summer 2007
First prize International Competition - Sultanate of Oman

.: Summer 2007
Completion of the National Spatial Planning of Greece

.: Spring 2007
Participation in "City debates -Dialogue with the city" - Athens

.: Autumn 2006
Participation in Philoxenia 2006 - the Spa Congress - Thessaloniki

.: Autumn 2006
Participation in "the week of new technology and architecture" - Thessaloniki

.: Spring 2006
Queen's Tower Park for Environmental Awareness

.: Autumn 2005
Participation in third Hellenic Conference at the Eugenides Foundation - Athens

.: October 2005
Participation in SEGM Exhibition - Cyprus

.: July 2005
Participation in UIA Congress - Constantinople

.: May 2005
Award for Amfitryon - 5 star hotel in the old town of Nafplio - Greece

.: Spring 2005
Opening of "Nafplia Palace" in historic city of Nafplio

.: Spring 2005
Coverage on Olympic "Host City"

.: November 2004
Lefkoma - Hellenic Association of Consulting Firms (Hellasco)

.: August 2004
Participation in biennale Venezia

.: June 2004
Participation in Congress, Loutraki - Olympic Projects - Hellenic Association of Consulting Firms(Hellasco)

.: June 2004
Telloglou - book

.: March 2003
A concern about wetlands

.: September 2002
The city and the sea

.: July 2002
Visit by Beijing 2008 officials

.: June 2002
Participation in an IOC/UIA Conference



 

.: 2005

- TPA participation in the album on the Olympic projects, edited by Hellenic Association of Consulting Firms (HELLASCO)

Introduction by Michalis Liapis,
Minister of Transport and Communication

It has been just a few months after the successful completion of the "Athens 2004" Summer Olympic Games and the impression left tï all of us Greeks is that "we did it". We have accomplished a titanic job. We have organized a very important athletic event ïn a global scale. We have created infrastructure that escapes our imagination with enviable splendor and functionality.

Now that the applause in the stadiums has quieted down, aside from the improved image of Greece worldwide, we are left with this vital infrastructure as silent witness of our success, becoming the backbone for the continuing development of our country towards the next decade. Modern highways, new and improved mass transport media, advanced telecommunication services and high-tech infrastructure constitute our post-Olympic inheritance. As key contributors tï this inheritance we must acknowledge the Hellenic consulting and design offices, the unknown protagonists of this enormous task, the people who designed and supervised the construction and commissioning of a great number of projects.

The remarkable works presented in this Album, have been materialized within extremely unyielding time schedules and most of the times under not so ideal conditions. Nevertheless they were completed successfully owing tï the knowledge, workmanship, skill, perseverance and joint effort of all people involved in their construction.

So today we can be proud because Greek ideas have materialized into vital infrastructure which in turn has changed the face of our country. Still, this infrastructure does not mark the end of the road but simply a crucial turn. Let these works become the impetus for our country to achieve its new national goals with matching success.

Michalis Liapis
Minister of Transport and Communications

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