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Housing Justice in Athens 1834-2014
City - Politics - Architecture
Amalia Kotsaki
Abstract:
The dignified housing of Justice in Athens, the Greek capital, has
been an ardent desire of governments, lawyers and citizens since the foundation
of the Greek State until today. The Hall of Justice of Athens, a truly prestigious
public building, in its long and adventurous history, has often been a meeting
point for political ambitions and architectural visions. Leading figures of the
political scene in Greece march together with some of the most distinguished
Greek architects allowing the possibility to canvass the relationship between the
city, its politics and its architecture in the chariot of the Hall of Justice of Athens.
© Αmalia Kotsaki, 2017
ISBN 978-960-562-648-8
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