Bodossaki Foundation Ηall is an example of modern architecture with neoclassical influences.
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The significance of the building lies in its “classical-modern style”, as pointed out by professor Eleni Flessa. It is a six-storey building combining classicist and modern elements.
The foundation’s legator was Bodossakis (Turkish epithet of the Greek name Prodromos) Athanasiadis (1891-1979). The Bodossaki Foundation’s goal is the promotion of education, healthcare and environmental protection. Bodossakis Athanasiadis was stigmatized after the junta fell, because he had accepted close ties with the regime by donating his villa to the public in order to be used by the regime’s prime ministers.
Archaeology of the city of Athens, (d.u.), Μέγαρο Ιδρύματος Μποδοσάκη, [Bodossakis Institute Hall], ΕΙΕ,
http://www.eie.gr/archaeologia/gr/arxeio_more.aspx?id=7,
Last visit 5/9/2012
Bodossakis Institute, (χ.α.), Σύντομο βιογραφικό σημείωμα/ οι στόχοι, [Short CV/ Goals]
Last visit 5/9/2012
ΕRΤ, (2012), Πανόραμα μιας επταετίας- Χούντα είναι θα περάσει, [A 7- year panorama], National Audiovisual Archive, ERT, PLK Productions
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7MRflb9Cm8
Last visit 5/9/2012
1949 Beginning of construction, based on Andreas Ploumistos designs.
1958 Construction completion.
2024 It is leased by the Greek Parliament to house its services.
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