Wasted if the Walls Could Speak-Installation 2023

Wasted: if the Walls Could Speak

The Architect Show 2023 reaffirmed its position as a leading architecture and design event in Greece, attracting more than 6,500 visitors and over 170 brands at Metropolitan Expo. A central highlight was the installation “Wasted: If the Walls Could Speak”, curated by John Veikos and Anna Sbokou. The installation explored sustainability through material reuse, featuring 15 unique installations. At the same time, the Architect_Talks conference, titled “Futurespective” and curated by Archisearch and Design Ambassador, brought together more than 60 speakers who examined the future of cities and emerging sustainable practices. The participation of DAAily Platforms AG—with ArchDaily, designboom, and Architonic—as well as the presence of KOSMORIDE, further strengthened the event’s international profile. Overall, 2023 marked yet another dynamic year for the institution, highlighting the strong connection between architecture, innovation, and sustainability within a unified creative landscape.

We have been participating in the Architect Show for many years. It is a nice way to be in contact with architects, interior designers, who are also our main partners.

For Pedrali’s 60th anniversary, we chose to participate in the Architect Show, as it provides the ideal platform to communicate the values of environmental sustainability and quality that have driven the company for decades.

The organization is very good, we are very excited, it is every year and better. It is very crowded and we are very happy to be here and to be able to show the work that we do, in this beautiful space with the perfect energy.

We would like to thank the organizers for our participation in the Architect Show. It is the first time that we participate, it is a very different concept, it refers to the architects who are an audience that we also want to present specific products of our company.

We are at the 5th the Architect Show, the architecture event that takes place every year in our country. Great Visual Studio shows the power of photorealism in architectural environments and products.