The design attempts to connect the fragments and ancient traces found on the Hill, through a single narrative that approaches the concept of myth and ancient tragedy. A spatial plot is proposed, where movement is interpreted through dance with narrative routes and posture through fragment molds and sculptural compositions as conceptual anchor points. Triangular formations, cracked solid spheres, shadows that hint at flows of movement, water elements as symbols of purification, mirrors and floating veils organize the spatial experience of the narrative. Within a meaningfully charged place, a new context is created that interacts with history through gestures of reception, spiral movement, spinning, visual reminders that function as a navigator for the intervention points and promenade constructions that are shaped in height with inclined sub-stylizations that simultaneously function and as an outsider for the city.

Landscaping Interventions on Filopappou Hill