Ioannis Papagiannoulis Bros. S.A. impresses during its participation in all international events, presenting its two well-known products, JPAPA Volakas & Thassos and selected new materials.
The blocks and slabs the company presented deservedly represent the rare and unique beauty the Greek marble is associated with and thus can be perceived as a work of art. Combining its unique characteristics and exceptional physical and mechanical properties with its rich history and heritage, each piece of Greek marble becomes an “essential material” in any architectural project that will stand the test of time.
Dolomite marble and crystallic dolomite marble, such as Volakas and Thassos, respectively, are excellent options for aesthetic and structural reasons. With extremely strong properties such as heat and stain resistance, and a high level of hardness, beauty and uniqueness, marble is the ideal material for a wide range of interior, exterior, artistic or structural uses.
Volakas
Be it with its diagonal veins, swirls, or light-coloured hues on the characteristic white background, Volakas is a material that guarantees a harmonious yet powerful result in any space.
Volakas marble is highly resistant to wear and tear due to its excellent mechanical flexibility. It is also visually versatile, with different varieties favouring distinctive vein patterns, resulting in its use in multiple projects and construction needs. The material, sourced from the quarry of John Papagiannoulis Bros., is an ambassador of white Volakas marble.
Thassos
Thassos is a world-renowned material that adds sophistication and light to any project used while ensuring its durability. It is ideal for both interior and exterior use.
One of the most emblematic Greek marble varieties is Thassos marble, harvested from the island of the same name since the 6th century BC, with numerous applications in ancient Greek and Roman architecture.
With a unique pure whiteness and its characteristic crystals, which reflect sunlight making it even more brilliant, this premium marble is extremely strong and versatile, suitable for any project and blends perfectly with different materials. Combined with its higher mechanical density and special physical and mechanical properties that prevent heat absorption, Thassos marble is the ideal choice for projects that aim to last over time. With great respect to the history of this material, the Papagiannouli company’s quarry in Thassos is internationally considered one of the leading quarries in the region and continues its heritage through modern projects.
Emblematic Greek marble in emblematic projects worldwide
In its 60 years of operation, the company has participated in the construction of notable projects worldwide, providing the best material, and always focusing on ensuring the best quality and value for its clients and partners.
International projects in which the company has been involved include Bloomingdales and Macy’s buildings in various states in the US, NCR Headquarters (Amsterdam, Netherlands), World Trade Center in Beijing (Beijing, China), King Fahd Palace in Hail (Hail, Saudi Arabia), King Faisal Masjid/Mosque (Islamabad, Pakistan), Makkah (Makkah, Saudi Arabia), the Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Abu Dhabi, UAE), the National Housing Authority (Al Rabia, Kuwait), the Sheraton Hotel (Limassol, Limassol, Cyprus), Zenith Center (Chatswood NSW, Australia), Sheraton Seagaia Resort (Miyazaki, Japan), Makati Shangri-La Hotel (Manila, Philippines), Caribbean Condo (Keppel Bay, Singapore), and many more.
Similarly, the company’s Greek portfolio includes projects such as Syntagma Square, Omonia Square, Benaki Museum in Athens, Astir Hotel in Vouliagmeni, University of Rethymno, National Bank of Greece Archive Building, Central Securities Depository Building, Naval Administration Centre, etc.
Learn more about John Papagiannoulis Bros SA through the company catalogue or visit their website.
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