Athens trilogy

Athens Municipality, Greece

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The Athens trilogy is a neoclassical ensemble of three public buildings in Athens, designed by the architects Christian Hansen and Theophil Hansen and completed in 1902. This harmonious complex exemplifies the classical architectural principles favored during Greece's modern period, presenting a unified vision of civic grandeur through its consistent stylistic treatment. The three structures together form one of Athens's most cohesive architectural statements, and the ensemble is protected as a heritage site in Greece.