Μονοκατοικία Α. Ξύδη, Residential building in Mets, Greece.

The Xydi house is a detached residence in Mets built with local materials and construction methods typical of mid-20th century Athens. The building combines functional rooms with thoughtfully positioned windows that bring natural light throughout the interior spaces.

Architect Aris Konstantinidis designed this residence during a period when Greek architecture was shifting toward modern design. The project marks the transition from traditional building practices to contemporary approaches.

The house shows how mid-20th century Greeks organized their homes with careful room planning and connections between living spaces. You can see how the layout reflects what people valued in their daily routines and family life.

The house is located in the peaceful Mets neighborhood while offering good access to central Athens and maintaining the advantages of a residential area. You can walk through this district and see how different architectural styles developed in the neighborhood.

The house shows special attention to light management through carefully positioned window openings that illuminate the interior in subtle ways. This thoughtful window design was a hallmark of functional thinking in modern Greek architecture of that era.