This thesis examines the regeneration of the historical Stamos Stournas Guest- house in Alli Meria Volos, also known as the Hatziargyris mansion, which is lo- cated in Alli Meria, Volos. The aim of the study is to transform the building and its immediate surroundings into a modern, active pole of cultural and creative activities.
 The analysis and utilization proposal draws from the following analyses: a) the history of the building and its maintenance needs, b) the management of the Guesthouse by the Association of Architects of Greece to which the building was donated in 1963, and c) the residential and social characteristics of Alli Me- ria, where the Guesthouse is located, as well as the landscape characteristics of the wider region of Pelion. By understanding the historical, social, residential and natural environment in which the Guesthouse is situated, the goal is both to activate it and to connect it with the local community of Alli Meria.
 The strategic approach involves integrating the Guesthouse as an active com- ponent of the wider community, focusing on preserving and enhancing its his- torical character while simultaneously proposing the creation of new uses to boost its functionality. Specifically, the construction of new building facilities is planned to accommodate a wide range of activities such as educational work- shops, lectures, cultural events, conferences, and exhibitions, as well as spaces for study and work.
 The new uses will promote continuous interaction among diverse communities, encouraging collaboration and mutual learning. They will incorporate modern, sustainable practices that highlight social and environmental awareness, while simultaneously fostering creative expression and professional development.
 These proposals will strengthen the local community by transforming the Guest- house into a dynamic and modern center that meets contemporary societal needs.