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With NIDA, you can build with better control, greater speed and clearer costs — without turning the project into an ordeal. Building a home or holiday property on a Greek island is a dream for many people. The construction process, however, can quickly become complicated. Materials must travel by ferry. Skilled crews may not always be available. Roads can be narrow. The tourist season restricts working hours. Weather affects schedules. And every mistake can mean another delivery, another journey and another delay. NIDA changes this process. Not only by moving a large part of the construction away from the plot and into our production facility, but by treating the building as a complete product from the very beginning: properly designed, digitally coordinated, factory-built and better controlled throughout the process. We do not start with an off-the-shelf box Every island is different. So is every plot. Orientation, prevailing winds, views, planning regulations, access and local conditions all affect the final building. A private holiday home also has different needs from a rental property that must operate efficiently for many years. NIDA can adapt one of its proven building concepts or design a project from the ground up. We study the plot, planning conditions, sunlight, shading, wind, views, privacy, access and the way the building will actually be used. The result is not simply a house that fits within the boundaries of the site. It is a building designed to work properly in that specific location. We solve the building before we build it Before production begins, we coordinate the layout, structure, building envelope, openings, services, bathrooms, kitchen, heating, cooling and ventilation. This is particularly important on an island. A mistake that might require a single visit on the mainland can require ferry tickets, accommodation, materials, equipment and several days of delay on an island. The more issues we resolve before construction begins, the less improvisation is needed later. Strength begins with the structure Every NIDA building is based on a heavy-duty steel frame, designed according to the structural requirements of the specific project. Strength does not come simply from calling a building “modular”. It comes from proper engineering, the structure, connections, foundations, materials and quality control. The building envelope consists of multiple layers, each with a specific purpose: weather protection, thermal insulation, moisture control, airtightness and internal finishing. The goal is not only for the building to look good on the day it is delivered. It is to create the right conditions for it to perform properly and retain its quality over time. Construction in a controlled environment The main body of the building is produced at our facility in Alissos. Materials do not remain exposed for months to rain, strong sunlight, wind or sea air. Work takes place in an organised environment, with proper access to tools, materials and skilled people. This allows for more systematic quality control and helps reduce the points of failure that often appear later as moisture, air leakage, poor finishing or construction defects. Once the building envelope is complete, an airtightness test is carried out. Air leaks can therefore be identified and corrected under controlled conditions before the building leaves the facility. Less construction work on the island The building is transported in sections that are designed around the real access conditions of each project. Where required, these sections can be smaller than a standard shipping container. This does not mean that every narrow road or difficult plot is automatically accessible. Before a transport solution is confirmed, we check the ferry route, port, road widths, bends, overhead obstacles, unloading area and crane position. When access is feasible, however, the island receives a more complete building and fewer individual materials. This means: fewer deliveries, a shorter on-site construction phase, less dependence on multiple local crews, less dust, noise and disruption, fewer last-minute changes and repairs. Final assembly can therefore be completed far more quickly than a building constructed entirely on the island. Real quality is something you feel A good building is not judged only by its exterior appearance. It is judged by how it feels every day. NIDA buildings are designed to support more stable indoor temperatures throughout the year, with fewer drafts and fewer differences between rooms. Proper insulation, reduced thermal losses and airtight construction help the building maintain comfortable conditions. Where mechanical ventilation is included, it can provide a continuous supply of fresh, filtered air without relying on permanently open windows. The result is better thermal comfort, cleaner indoor air, improved moisture control and greater protection from external noise. These are not technical details that matter only to engineers. They are the qualities experienced by the people who live, sleep or spend their holidays inside the building. Energy efficiency starts with the building itself Good energy performance does not begin with larger machines or more equipment. It begins with a building that requires less energy to remain comfortable. First, we reduce heat loss and protect the building from summer overheating. Then we select the appropriate systems for heating, cooling and hot water. This creates lower energy demand and better conditions for reduced operating costs. Actual consumption will always depend on location, use, equipment, user behaviour and energy prices. For that reason, we do not promise arbitrary savings percentages. Where appropriate, the project can also include photovoltaic panels, battery storage, smart controls and electric vehicle charging. The building, however, must come first. Clear costs begin with a clear scope The real cost of building on an island is not limited to materials and labour. It also includes ferry transport, delays, unnecessary journeys, waiting crews, damaged materials, changes and work that must be paid for twice because it was not completed correctly the first time. NIDA moves a larger part of this uncertainty into an organised production process. The scope, inclusions, exclusions and responsibilities are clarified before construction begins. This does not mean that NIDA will always be the lowest-priced option. It means comparing the same level of completion, quality and performance — and looking at the real overall cost, rather than an attractive initial figure that later grows through additions and corrections. For a holiday property, the building is part of the guest experience Guests may not know what type of structure is behind the walls. They will notice, however, whether they slept well, whether the room was quiet, whether the temperature was comfortable, whether the air felt fresh and whether the space had been designed properly. These qualities support a better guest experience and create a stronger foundation for premium hospitality positioning. Lower energy demand and better-organised building systems can also help reduce operating pressure for the owner. They do not guarantee a specific rental rate, occupancy level or return on investment. They do, however, help create a more complete and differentiated hospitality product. Through Enervillas, NIDA also brings first-hand experience from the operation of holiday accommodation. We therefore look at a tourism project not only as a building, but as a place that must work properly for both the guest and the operator. One team and clearer responsibility When NIDA undertakes the complete project route, the same team can coordinate design, technical studies, planning permission, production and delivery. This reduces the gaps that often appear between designers, engineers, contractors, local crews and suppliers. It does not mean that every difficulty disappears. It means clearer responsibility, better coordination and a more transparent next step throughout the project. What still needs to happen on the island A NIDA building still requires: planning permission, suitable foundations, earthworks and site preparation, utility connections, suitable transport access, an unloading area and crane, any required local approvals. The difference is that these elements are studied and organised from the beginning, while the main building does not need to be constructed over many months on the island. The result NIDA does more than solve the transport challenge. It creates a home or holiday property designed for its specific location, with a strong structural base, better-controlled construction, a shorter on-site phase, more stable comfort, cleaner indoor air and lower energy demand. For a private home, this means a better everyday living environment. For a holiday property, it means a better guest experience and a stronger hospitality product. For the owner, it means a clearer and more controlled path from the initial idea to the completed building. Your home or holiday property may be on an island. The construction chaos does not have to follow it there. Do you own a plot on a Greek island or in a location with difficult access? Book an initial conversation at no charge: https://calendly.com/nidabyanaptiksi/30min Telephone: +30 26930 25674 Monday–Friday, 09:00–15:00 NIDA — Build Different · Invest Smart · Live Better.

On July 8, 2026, NIDA had the pleasure of participating in an educational activity organized by BEST Patras, the Board of European Students of Technology, presenting its philosophy, expertise, and projects related to sustainable construction, energy efficiency, and Passive House buildings to students from Greece and abroad. As part of the program, Ioannis Dimopoulos delivered a presentation about NIDA in English, giving participants the opportunity to learn more about the company, its background, and its approach to the modern construction sector. During the presentation, key principles of high-energy-performance buildings were discussed, including bioclimatic design, thermal insulation, airtightness, controlled ventilation, and the reduction of a building’s energy needs. Following the presentation, the participants visited Enervillas in Alissos, Achaia, where they had the opportunity to see firsthand how Passive House principles are applied in real buildings. The visit included both the original Enervillas and Enervillas 2030, the newest evolution of the concept, through which NIDA continues to develop solutions for the future of energy-efficient and sustainable housing. The students were introduced to the technologies, materials, and construction choices that contribute to low energy consumption, thermal comfort, improved quality of life, and the creation of a healthy indoor environment. Through the visit, they were able to connect theoretical knowledge with a real construction example, seeing in practice how a building can be designed and operated according to the principles of sustainability. The activity served as a meaningful opportunity for the exchange of knowledge and experience between NIDA and young people involved in technology, engineering, and innovation. For NIDA, connecting with students and future engineers is of particular importance, as the transition toward more efficient, healthy, and sustainable buildings begins with awareness, education, and real-life experience. NIDA warmly thanks BEST Patras and all participants for their interest, questions, and active involvement. The visit to Enervillas was yet another opportunity to highlight the importance of sustainable construction and Passive House buildings — not only as a technical choice, but as a necessary direction for the future of housing.

There is one simple principle that determines whether a building will be truly good, or just "new": whether it was designed correctly from the very beginning. That was the central message of my recent talk, and it's the principle NIDA works on in every project. Designing right from the start When a home begins with proper bioclimatic design, with serious structural thinking and a clean technical study, everything else falls into place much more easily. The envelope works. The energy balances out. Comfort stays stable. Cost and timeline become predictable. Designing properly is not a luxury. It's the cheapest decision you can make for a building, because it solves problems upfront that you would otherwise pay for over decades. Στη NIDA φτιάχνουμε υγιή, παθητικά σπίτια με modular τεχνολογία και BIM Modular technology: a modern answer to real needs Modern construction has changed. NIDA's modular technology brings production into a controlled factory environment, with BIM, quality control and a level of precision that a traditional building site struggles to guarantee. The result is healthy homes with stable temperature, clean air and a serious structure. Homes designed to last over time and to hold their value. A passive building with surplus energy In NIDA's solutions, a single photovoltaic system is usually enough — and in fact produces surplus energy. This isn't magic. It's the natural outcome of a building constructed correctly: a good envelope, good airtightness, good design. When the home "works" by itself, the energy it needs is minimal. This isn't an experimental approach. It's a method that has been applied internationally for years, with proven results. A building is judged across its entire lifetime The biggest misconception around construction is that a home is evaluated by its initial cost. It isn't. A building will be with you for decades. It will have operating costs, maintenance, comforts or frustrations, value or depreciation over time. The right question is not "how much does it cost today," but "what will it give back to me across its entire life." And that's where NIDA has a clear advantage: lower operating costs, fewer repairs, stable comfort, a stronger asset. And the good news on initial cost Many people assume that higher-quality construction always costs more. With NIDA's method, today, that simply isn't the case. Thanks to proper design from the start, BIM, modular factory construction and cleaner project control, even the initial cost is genuinely competitive. We're not talking about compromises. We're talking about a sound method that delivers a better outcome with greater predictability. A confirmation that means a lot At the end of the talk, we were invited to train craftsmen through the Technical Chamber of Greece (TEE). It's a significant confirmation of direction — not only for NIDA, but for where the market is heading: toward more serious, more systematic, higher-quality construction. Next step All of the above is just words until you see it in person. That's why the right first step for anyone seriously considering their next project is a visit to NIDA and an experience at Enervillas 2010 & 2030. There, a building designed correctly speaks for itself.

The recent Presidential Decree (P.D. 194/2025) on the re-demarcation of settlements with less than 2,000 inhabitants has caused justified reactions across the country. Especially for areas like Crete, where the majority of settlements fall into this category, the effects will be catastrophic. What changes? All boundary extensions made by prefects after 1983 are canceled. ➡️ Properties that were considered perfect and buildable for decades lose the right to build. ➡️ The commercial value of properties drops dramatically, with an estimated total loss of over 100 billion euros. How are owners affected? Increase in quality to 4 acres. Reduction of building coefficient to 0.2. Restrictions on height, volume and uses. Complex procedures for issuing building permits. Maintaining high taxes (ENFIA) on properties that are essentially depreciating. The legal and social paradox The Presidential Decree ignores the real needs of the countryside, treating residential zones as "off-plan" areas, despite the fact that these are zones that were developed legally, with building permits and state tolerance. At the same time, the Constitution (article 17) protects property — which here is affected without transitional arrangements, compensation, or legal protection for citizens who acted in good faith. What does the TEE/TAK ask for? ✔️ Immediate withdrawal of the Presidential Decree. ✔️ Institutionalization of a new demarcation process with an active role of the Local Government. ✔️ Simplification and financing of urban planning tools (TPS, EPS). ✔️ Legal consolidation of the existing situation without retroactivity. Conclusion: Greece needs stable rules, trust in the State, and policies that respect the sustainability of the countryside and the rights of citizens. Not horizontal cancellations, not punitive regulations. source: ecopress.gr

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The Ministry of National Economy and Finance announced the announcement of the Action "Supporting the Establishment and Operation of New Small and Medium-sized Enterprises" , which concerns the support of investment plans for start-ups and newly established SMEs (except for retail, catering and tourism enterprises), which will invest their own resources in the activity they intend to carry out and will create new jobs. The Action's budget amounts to €190,000,000. The Action is co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) of the European Union and by National Participation. The minimum and maximum subsidized budget of investment projects is from €30,000 to €400,000. The percentage of support for funding applications is uniform for all eligible costs of investment projects and amounts to 45% of the subsidized budget. The subsidy percentage may be increased by: 10% if the investment is made in a remote or fire-stricken or flood-stricken area or small islands an additional 5% with the declaration when submitting the funding application of an employment target of at least 1 EMU, in the first year after the completion of the investment. Beneficiaries of the Action are newly established and newly established Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, which will operate or are operating in the eligible KADs of the Call (Annex II ELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES (KAD)). Electronic submission start date: Monday 18/12/2023 at 15:00 Electronic submission deadline: Thursday 29/02/2024 at 15:00 Comparative evaluation will be applied to evaluate funding applications.

The 13th Energy Forum will take place on April 5-6, 2024 and will once again be an important meeting for those interested in promoting sustainability and development in the energy sector. Technology at the service of humanity is the topic that Dimitrios Dimopoulos will develop. "Smart Homes, Energy Autonomy, Healthy Homes for All. Enervillas: The Road to Zero Cost of Living." Presentation of modern technology in the construction of smart homes that ensure zero emissions, high indoor hygiene and energy autonomy at a cost conventional housing. #zeroemissionbuddings #electricity #vehicle2home #photovoltaics #plusenergy" The 13th Energy Forum, organized by the financial newspaper "Business Consultant", is held in co-organization with the TEE of Western Greece and the institutional support of the Region of Western Greece , the Chamber of Achaia , the Association of Enterprises and Industries of Peloponnese and Western Greece , the Federation of Professional Crafts and Trade Unions of the Prefecture of Achaia and with the participation of the most important national and regional institutional and business bodies. The Conference will take place in the conference room of the TEE of Western Greece in Patras with the physical presence of speakers and conference participants. As with all actions of the Development Forum Network, its proceedings will be broadcast live via the digital platform www.forumanaptixis.gr and from many collaborating social media. This year's events will also be combined with the 3D ENERGY EXHIBITION 2024, open to digital visitors, which operates on the platform www.forumanaptixis.gr . The 13th Energy Forum is sponsored by RECO Refrigeration Company , PLANET COOL Refrigeration Company , the Institute of Industrial Systems (INVIS/EK ATHENS) , OLYMPIA ODOS S.A. , Panagiotopoulos Ceramic Tile Manufacturing S.A. , Anaptihis Kauppastatstik and Meazon S.A. Communication Sponsors are Ionian Channel , the information website symboulos.gr , IRI BEYOND and the newspaper "Business Consultant" . The Detailed Program of the events of the 13th Energy Forum is as follows: Friday 05/04/2024 17:30-19:30 Topic: "Energy and Europe" Speakers: Anastasios Thomaidis, Head of the Energy Thematic Sector of New Democracy Miltiadis Zamparas, SYRIZA-PS MP for Aitoloakarnania-Head of Environment and Energy of SYRIZA-PS Andreas Spyropoulos , Secretary of the Central Political Committee of PASOK – Movement for Change Nikos Karathanasopoulos , Parliamentary Representative of the Communist Party of Greece (KKE) George Stathakis , New Left Spokesperson, former Minister of Energy Spyridon Tsironis, Member of Parliament for Achaia "Niki" Bureau: Vangelis Karachalios, President of the Technical Chamber of Western Greece Panagiotis Gialenios, publisher of "Business Consultant" 19:30-21:30 TEE of Western Greece Topic: "Electromobility" Greeting: Christina Alexopoulou , Deputy Minister of Infrastructure and Transportation Apostolos Markou, Board Member, Financial Supervisor of the Chamber of Achaia Speakers: Antonios Alexandrides , President of the Department of Electrical Engineering & Computer Technology, University of Patras Alexandros Archontidis , Commercial Director, Olympia Odos S.A. Stathis Kannis , Mayor of Pyrgos Dimitris Kalogeropoulos , Mayor of Aigialeia Demosthenes Katsikas , Deputy Mayor of Ancient Olympia Bureau: Yiannis Selimis, Member of the Board of Directors of the Greek Chamber of Commerce and Industry (TEE/TDE) Petros Ganos, Member of the TEE/TDE Delegation Saturday 06/04/2024 10:00-12:00 Topic: "Good Practices in Energy" Speakers: Stelios Koutroumbinas , Ph.D. Chief architect and Founder MEASON SA Topic: "Designing products in Greece for smart cities around the world" Dionysios Kalogeropoulos , B.Sc. Mechanical Engineer Sales Department, PLANETCOOL Topic: "Refrigeration and green applications" Andriana Dimitriou , Electrical Engineer, Patras-Pyrgos Assistant Contract Manager, Olympia Odos S.A. Topic: "Positive Mobility & Energy Footprint Reduction" Alexandros Gillas , Collaborating researcher at INVIS-ATHENS and PhD Candidate at the Department of Computer Engineering and Informatics of the University of Patras. Topic: "Intelligent and Innovative Energy Management Solutions in the Industries of the Future" Katerina Malami , Senior Account Manager Space Hellas Topic: "The twin transition, green and digital, a catalyst for Local Government" Dimitris Dimopoulos , Enervillas, Development and Construction Topic: "Smart Homes, Energy Autonomy, Healthy Homes for All. Enervillas: The Road to Zero Cost of Living. Zero Cost of Living" Zois Sidirokastritis , Electrical Engineer, founder of Olympic Engineering & Consulting Topic: "Energy Savings-Photovoltaic Net Billing" Georgios Tzovolos, President of the scientific organization "Georama", Director of Management of European programs Topic: "Use of Geothermal Energy for Homes and Crops" Bureau: Panagiotis Panagiotopoulos , Mechanical Engineer, Businessman, Editor of the Industrial Engineering Department, TEE/TDE Panagiotis Gialenios , publisher of "Business Consultant" 12:00-14:00 TEE of Western Greece Topic: "Energy, Electrical Networks and Local Government" Regards: Anastasios Tsakonas , President of GEOTEE-Peloponnese & Western Central Greece Branch Aristides Tiligadis , First Vice President of the Chamber of Achaia Speakers: Stylianos Bletsas , Deputy Regional Governor for Sustainable Development and Environment of the Region of Western Greece RAEHS Representative IPTO Representative Costas Peletidis , Mayor of Patras Athanasios Papadopoulos , President of the Regional Association of Municipalities of PDE, Mayor of Kalavryta Christos Christodoulopoulos , Mayor of Ilida Theodoros Baris, Mayor of Erymanthos Bureau: Thanasis Mavris , Mechanical Engineer Fanis Kokmotos, Electrical Engineer 17:30-19:30 TEE of Western Greece, Region of Western Greece, Association of Enterprises and Industries of Peloponnese and Western Greece, Chamber of Achaia, Federation of Professional Crafts and Trade Unions of Achaia Prefecture Topic: "Natural Gas in Western Greece, networks, training of Engineers and Technicians" Regards: Kleomenis Barlos, President of the Association of Businesses and Industries of Peloponnese and Western Greece Platonas Marlafekas , President of the Chamber of Achaia, President of EFEPAE Dimitris Nikolakopoulos, President of the Federation of Professional, Craft and Commercial Unions of Achaia Prefecture Speakers: Dimitris Avlonitis , Head of Commercial Division enaon EDA Ioannis Chomatas, Senior Director of Infrastructure Development of DESFA Fokion Zaimis, Deputy Governor of the Regional Government of Achaia Efstathios Economides, Vice President of the Board of Directors of the Association of Enterprises and Industries of Peloponnese and Western Greece, Director of the Patras Factory of Athenian Brewery SA Dimitris Vargiamis , General Secretary of GSEVEE, President of the Federation of Plumbers of Greece Dionysios-Eleftherios Margaris, Professor Emeritus, University of Patras Vangelis Karachalios , President of the Western Greece Trade Union Confederation Vagelis Tsimblostefanakis, Curator of the Energy Department of the Hellenic Energy and Environmental Protection Agency (TEE/TDE). CONTINUOUS UPDATES AT https://forumanaptixis.gr/conference/13o-Forum-energias

Airtightness is fundamental to the energy efficiency and long-term durability of any building, whether it is a new construction or a renovation. In the photo you see the application of Contega Solido IQ tape, which ensures excellent air tightness at the connections, protecting the building from unwanted air leaks. 🔧 Why is airtightness important? Energy Efficiency : Reduces heat loss in winter and heat gain in summer, ensuring a constant temperature and reduced energy costs. Moisture Prevention : Prevents moisture ingress, protecting the building from mold and damage. Comfort and Healthy Environment : Ensures a better indoor climate without drafts and keeps the home healthy and comfortable. In combination with mechanical ventilation systems with energy recovery, the healthiest environment is achieved, as the air is constantly renewed without energy loss. Lasting Quality : Protects structures from temperature and humidity fluctuations, ensuring the long-term durability of the building. Airtightness and Natural Ventilation It is worth noting that, in an airtight building, the choice is ours : we can open the windows whenever we want for natural ventilation. However, in extreme weather conditions, when we want maximum soundproofing or seek the greatest energy savings, we can rely exclusively on mechanical ventilation. This system renews the air, while maintaining the temperature and saving energy. At Construction Development and NIDA , we use the most advanced methods to ensure the airtightness and energy efficiency of our buildings. #Anaptiksi #AeroSteganotita #PassiveHouse #EnergeiakiApodotikotita #SustainableConstruction #Renovations #ModularConstruction

In today’s construction industry, technology is evolving at a rapid pace, making knowledge of digital design tools, such as Revit and Tekla, critical to the career of young engineers. These tools are based on Building Information Modeling (BIM), which is the most modern way to manage construction and design. Revit, with its widespread use, and Tekla, with its advanced structural design capabilities, offer unique advantages that young engineers can leverage to enter the industry dynamically. One of Revit’s greatest strengths is its ability to provide a single platform for complete design and project management. With Revit, engineers can create detailed 3D models, collaborate in real time, and manage changes more efficiently. This makes the tool ideal for large and scalable construction projects, facilitating collaboration between different disciplines and between teams in different countries. Similarly, Tekla offers special capabilities for detailed analysis and design of steel and other structures, ensuring accuracy and reliability in technical drawings. The use of BIM, through Revit and Tekla, enhances scalable development and allows complex projects to be executed with greater efficiency and fewer errors. These technologies support the management of all stages of a project, from initial design to completion, facilitating the timely detection and resolution of problems. Scalable development is not just a trend, but a necessity, as the construction industry continues to expand internationally and incorporate new technological data. For young engineers, specialization in Revit and Tekla not only offers technical skills, but also opens up opportunities for international collaborations. Companies operating globally require professionals who can integrate the use of BIM and contribute to the efficient implementation of projects in different markets. Thus, engineers who are familiar with these tools are better prepared for jobs with increased development prospects, both in Greece and abroad. In conclusion, expertise in Revit and Tekla is essential for any new engineer who wants to be competitive and thrive in a rapidly changing and technologically developing construction world.

Anaptiksi, soon to be renamed NIDA, is partnering with US-based StrutFab ( strutfab.com ) to support demanding projects globally. Through this partnership, we leverage cutting-edge technologies, such as Revit and Building Information Modeling (BIM), to ensure accuracy and quality in critical areas where durability and efficiency are essential. Specialization and Solutions in Critical Sectors Anaptiksi and StrutFab offer engineers the opportunity to work on diverse and complex projects that require precision, expertise and high safety standards. The key areas in which we operate include: Healthcare : Working in hospital and medical center facilities that require safe and flexible support solutions for equipment, such as X-ray machines and surgical lights. These projects ensure continuous operation and safety in healthcare environments. Critical Infrastructure (Data Centers) : Design and implementation of facilities for data centers, where reliability and continuous operation are crucial. Our engineers participate in projects that require compliance with the strictest standards and the most advanced support technologies for critical operations. Complex Commercial Projects : Developing technical solutions for large-scale commercial structures, such as shopping malls, industrial warehouses and other commercial complexes. Our engineers work on supporting and engineering solutions that ensure safety, durability and adaptability in demanding construction environments. The Power of Revit in Our Collaboration At Anaptiksi, Revit is an integral tool for creating innovative, accurate designs through 3D modeling and BIM. Our core activities in Revit include: 3D Modeling : We create detailed 3D models, which provide a complete and realistic picture of each project, allowing our teams and clients to visualize every detail. Clash Detection : Through clash detection analysis, we identify and resolve issues that may arise between different systems and components. This early detection reduces delays and ensures the smooth progress of the project. Documentation and Shop Drawings : We provide accurate shop drawings at levels of detail LOD 300 to LOD 500, fully covering documentation needs for construction work and material orders. BIM Coordination : We ensure that all involved teams work in perfect alignment, coordinating information and designs in real time. This coordination optimizes workflow and minimizes errors. With Revit and BIM technologies, Anaptiksi offers high-quality and precise solutions, ensuring that each project is perfectly coordinated and ready to meet the demands of modern construction. Career Opportunities in International Projects The partnership with StrutFab offers Anaptiksi’s young engineers the opportunity to work on large, demanding projects with an international perspective, from critical infrastructure to complex commercial constructions. There are grades and levels of responsibility, giving each engineer the opportunity to develop and grow professionally. Young engineers gain valuable skills and experience through a graduated path that adapts to their capabilities, starting from basic roles and reaching leadership positions. We are looking for engineers for entry-level positions, aiming for continuous professional development on high-value and perspective projects.

Tired of stuffy rooms, allergens and inconsistent temperatures in your home? Discover how NIDA Homes eliminate these problems, giving you a healthier and happier living environment. Do you ever worry about the air you breathe inside your home? Troubled by fluctuating temperatures that leave you shivering one moment and sweating the next? You are not alone. Many traditional homes suffer from poor ventilation, toxic building materials and inadequate insulation — all of which can negatively affect your health and comfort. In fact, "sick building syndrome" is a well-documented phenomenon that affects countless households. Problems solved: Poor indoor air quality : Stagnant air, pollutants and allergens can make your living space uncomfortable and unhealthy. Harmful building materials : Conventional homes often use materials that emit toxic chemicals over time, affecting your well-being. Inconsistent comfort : Fluctuating indoor temperatures due to poor insulation and climate control can leave you feeling too hot or too cold. NIDA Houses — Your Solution for a Healthier Life As the next evolution of Anaptiksi, NIDA Houses leverage our new facilities and modular production to address these issues head-on: Advanced ventilation systems : Our intelligent ventilation keeps fresh air circulating while filtering out pollutants and allergens. Breathe easier knowing your indoor air is clean and healthy. Non-Toxic Materials : We build using only high-quality, non-toxic materials, ensuring your home is a safe haven for you and your loved ones. Passive House Principles : Our designs incorporate passive solar heating, natural shading and through ventilation to maintain a comfortable indoor climate year-round. Imagine the benefits you will enjoy: Improved Well-Being : Cleaner air and a toxin-free environment contribute to better health for you and your family. Absolute comfort : Say goodbye to hot and cold zones. Experience consistent thermal comfort and superior air quality throughout your home. Energy efficiency : Our Passive House designs require minimal energy for heating or cooling, leading to lower bills and a smaller carbon footprint. With NIDA Homes, you're not just investing in a home. Invest in a healthier, happier lifestyle.

Learn how NIDA Homes save you money and create new financial opportunities through energy-positive living. Building on the legacy of Anaptiksi, NIDA Homes harnesses cutting-edge technology to offer you a home that doesn't just consume energy—it produces it. With the Dimopoulos family's engineering prowess, we've designed homes that are not only self-sufficient but also financially rewarding. How NIDA Homes Unlock Financial Opportunities: Energy-Positive Living: Generate more energy than you use and with the surplus charging your EV !. Efficient Modular Construction: Keep costs in check without compromising quality, making your investment go further. Smart Financial Move: Imagine a home that pays you back—it’s not just a place to live, it's a smart financial decision. But that's not all—your well-being matters too. Next, we'll explore how NIDA Homes create a healthier living environment.