Residence 201 is a two-bedroom corner home on the second floor of FIX Residences, set at the height of the tree canopy with the listed brewery buildings close at hand. Within the Foster + Partners building, its 154 sq.m. of interiors face east, with 34 sq.m. of private balconies across three sides and one underground parking space. Light that moves around the corner through the day, leafy outlooks and a generous, sociable plan make it a home of quiet character.
“Among the treetops, with the old brewery’s brick halls across the way.”
From the second floor, the view from the main loggia passes through the crowns of the trees to the brick gables and towers of the restored brewery, a setting that shifts in colour with the seasons. The light follows the corner through the day: morning sun on the eastern loggia, then brightness on the bedroom balconies to either side as the day moves on. Each of the three balconies has its own character, from the main loggia for dining outdoors to two smaller balconies for a quiet coffee by the bedrooms.
The living room spans the heart of the plan, opening to the loggia through two pairs of doors, with space for a long dining table, a deep sofa group and a kitchen arranged around a central island. Large-format Atlas Concorde ceramic in a soft cream matte finish runs through the day rooms, and the kitchen pairs satin-lacquered handleless cabinetry with white Corian worktops. A bathroom near the entrance serves guests, and a utility closet keeps the laundry tucked away.
“Cream ceramic, Tarkett oak and a canopy of green outside every window.”
The two bedrooms sit at opposite corners of the home, each with a balcony of its own. The principal bedroom is reached through a walk-in closet and has an en-suite bathroom, while the second bedroom, the larger of the two, suits guests, a teenager or a study with ease. Both are floored in Tarkett oak plank and fitted with satin-lacquered wardrobes with concealed lighting. The bathrooms are finished in ivory and clay ceramic, with white marble vanities, rainfall showers, polished-chrome fittings and backlit mirrors. Residence 201 offers corner living with a green outlook and a sense of place rooted in the history of the site.
An energy-efficient Daikin system provides underfloor heating, cooling and hot water, while heat-recovery ventilation keeps the rooms filled with fresh air. Smart controls manage lighting and climate on site or remotely, and high-speed fibre and an IP video intercom complete the home.
Residents enjoy the privacy of a dedicated entrance and an elegant private lounge, with 24-hour security. The building includes private storage and underground parking with electrical capacity for electric vehicle charging. KNX and DALI automation, high-speed fibre and satellite infrastructure are built into every home.
Across the wider FIX development, 95 residences rise over nine levels, with sculpted brick façades and industrial-inspired forms reinterpreting the architecture of the historic brewery. Designed to bioclimatic principles and targeting LEED Gold certification, FIX brings together residential living, culture and hospitality within a landmark new destination.
“Through FIX, Foster + Partners reimagines a landmark of Thessaloniki’s industrial heritage for a new era of city living.”
Positioned at Thessaloniki’s western gateway, FIX connects easily to the historic centre, waterfront and international airport. Landscaped gardens lead to a 15.000 sq.m. square, with Hilton hospitality, the MOMus Museum of Modern Art, the Thessaloniki State Symphony Orchestra and the State Conservatory of Thessaloniki forming part of the wider destination.
Scheduled for completion by the end of 2029, this property qualifies buyers for the Greek Golden Visa Program and the Greek Non-Dom Program, adding to its appeal as an investment opportunity.
All visuals are indicative architectural renderings, illustrating the proposed architecture, interiors and overall character of the development upon completion.
