Brutal in character, Kaminos 44 provides robust spaces for storage, artistic endeavour, light assembly or office.

Across five levels, the available spaces range in size from 92 to 2,411 square metres, with ceiling heights of 7 metres on the ground floor and 3 metres on the upper levels. This multi-level space occupies the third, fourth and fifth floors. Building upgrades include a communal kitchenette and bathrooms.

Kaminos 44 is in the Kaminia neighbourhood of Piraeus, only one kilometre north-east of the port. The streets are a frenetic mix of commercial, residential and industrial activity, where housing, schools, fish tavernas, restaurants and shops co-exist with factories, metalworkers, mechanics and marble yards.

Piraeus is a large municipality, with a population of over 170,000, and a thriving shipping hub. It is only 8km from the centre of Athens, seamlessly connected to the rest of Greece and internationally. As well as being an important industrial and commercial centre, it is fast becoming a hub for contemporary art and culture, with several international galleries operating in the area. There are a number of urban regeneration projects in the municipality, including the recently completed Drapsetona cultural park.