DESTROY below the ACROPOLIS

[Peristerygr]

I've been to the museum and nothing prevents the view from the museum to Acropolis! Just some people want io destroy a building that is built in the rythm of a modern Greek Arcitecture. And in Greece more money are maid by the constuction of a building rather than its use -and that because the constuction corps is one of the strongest lobbies in Greece -they actually "buy" whole goverments here!!

[mariuslupercus]

Βασικά το μουσείο πρέπει να γκρεμίσουν όχι τίποτα άλλο... εδώ δεν λυπήθηκαν τόσα αρχαία που ισοπέδωσαν απο κάτω και άλλα τόσα που έκλεψαν και χάθηκαν σε "προσωπικές συλλογές" για να φτιάξουν αυτό το ανθυπο-Ελευθέριος Βενιζέλος πράμμα να πούμε!

[pakarpis]

Don't do it! Save it!

[thanasisgnr]

ok .. einai istoria alla h istoria t parthenona einai megalhterh apo t wraio auto oikodomhma... prepei n katastrafei gt otan episkepteis t museio prepei n vlepeis olo tn iero vraxo... tn opoio krhvun auta t 2 oikodomhmata alla sygkekrimena t 17..

emena m prokalese aidia otan hmun sthn aithusa tn maramarwn tn aetomatwn k evlepa ta air-conditon auton tn 10 15 atomwn p menun ekei.

prepei n katastrafei gia t kalo t episkepth t museiou, k oxi na mhnei gia tn idiokthth p logika t thelei.

[bubblezzzbubble]

eisai gtp file sto mono p sumfwnw einai h apaisia thea twn a/c kai kakos s apantw gt oute kan eides h diavases to logo p theloun na ta gremisoun. . . nomizw o/h abgdez... ta pe ola :)

[thanasisgnr]

ok.... dn penepseis t psiti s tha pesei n se plakwsei...

apo t tropo p milas fainetai k h paidia s ;-) !

koita egw san politis ts athinas thelw n vlepw tn iero vraxo apo t museio p kataskeuasan gia auton ton skopo k oxi n parempodizetai apo kati allo...(auta t 2 panemorfa opws k n t kanume oikodomhmata)

[bubblezzzbubble]

Ti les kale?!?! milas sovara? h tha grafeis greeklish h tha grafeis ellhnika apofasise ... gt ta orthografika einai asugxwrhta kai sta duo comments s kai meta mila gia paideia twn allwn ... aplws s milhsa sth glwssa s kai to piases xD

auta kai polla eipa twra talk to the hand !

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[Thoukudides]

buildings can be dismantled and relocated

expensive but coommonly done

[nixter888]

DO NOT DARE TO DESTROY THE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING!!!

Shame on you!!!!

[chsmgr]

This is the most hedious video greeks could make

[teethkisser]

"this is for the benefit of a museum site, whose mission should be to preserve and transmit memory, not to destroy it" Exactly, wtf [lost for words]

[DIONYSOS59]

can't they MOVE the building? Buildings are moved every day with huge machines and cranes. They can pick up the entire building and move it a few meters up the street?

[rebelscum13]

The Acropolis versus the art deco building on Areopagitou is a fake dilemma. I'm not entirely sure why they want to destroy it but I suspect it has to do with whomever is going to lease the cafeteria/(restaurant?) of the new museum, they're probably paying alot of money and they don't even want this minor nuisance that the building might be causing..

It's a disgrace that even now after we have realized the crime of destorying the old Athens buildings that they are even considering this..

[nyfoudis]

The whole story is a joke. The story with the socialists is a joke too. Though, the present government with those idiots in charge can's think any other solution. And "filarako" just for your small head, when the socialists were in government with Kastanidis minister, they moved the building of old train station in Thessaloniki. So of course ther is a solution and very easy one. But being uncapble is the most dangerous of all..

[pageofduke]

Socialists was never in goverment... FAKE-socialists however was in goverment for about 20 years... Me, my small head and everybody else desire a suitable solution and NOT the destruction of these beutiful buildings... Be more polite next time.

[jjgreek1]

just move the damn building! I live in LA and they move huge buildings here all the time...they shut down the entire highway over night and move it. Why can't they move these two, relatively small buildings, down the street?

[pageofduke]

They will come from all around the world for Acropolis. But yet some poeple think Greek modern urban history is more inportant than the symbol of the ancient Greek civilazation.

ps: this street is one of the most beutiful in Europe becouse of Acropolis. Not becouse of the building of D.Areopagitou 17.

It's beutiful however... A piece of art! I hope they will move it :)

[jjgreek1]

can't they MOVE the building? Buildings are moved every day with huge machines and cranes. They can pick up the entire building and move it a few meters up the street?

[pageofduke]

They can I think... But socialists don't want this solution. They just want it there, so Acropolis will be hidden behind it. You see, socialists are great enemies of Greek History. Choose by your own.

[abgdezhuiklmnjoprsty]

re file pas kala??

ti sxesi exoun oi sosialistes kai i elliniki istoria??

to kririo prepei na meinei ekei pou einai!!!

siga min prepei na gremistei epeidi den fainetai meros tis acropolis apo tin kafetereia...

do us all a favour and go have you head checked!!

[pageofduke]

mallon esy prepei na kaneis ton elegxo filarako moy... h akropoli einai to stolidi tis athinas kai tis elladas. erxontai apo tin alli akri toy kosmoy gia na tin doyn.

einai oraio ktirio, den leo. giati den to metakinoyn? pioi antidroyn stin metakinisi???

gia toys sosialistes: pane des ti keimena grafoyn sta blogs kai meta ela pes moy. ola ligo poly vazoyn tin sigxroni istoria pano apo tin istoria tis Akropolis! eleos!

[abgdezhuiklmnjoprsty]

kala sovara milas???

den xerw an to katalaves alla to kritio gremizetai oxi giati krivei tin acropoli, alla giati i acropoli de fainetai apo tin kafetereia tou mouseiou!

kai emena de fainetai apo to spiti mou alla de tha gremisw ola ta spitia pou mesolavoun!

"eleos!"

[versomusic]

Demolishing the listed building would mutilate the architectural continuum of D. Areopagitou, which helps make this walkway one of the most interesting and beautiful in Europe. It would also vanquish an important piece of our modern urban history. Ironically, this is for the benefit of a museum site, whose mission should be to preserve and transmit memory, not to destroy it.