Today, the need for relaxation spaces is imperative, particularly in busy urban areas where overcrowding and a lack of greenery contribute to social alienation and a diminished quality of life. Human-made environments that incorporate water as an element of cleanliness, well-being, and culture offer an escape from daily life. The urban design of the city of Volos limits the availability of alternative options for walking and relaxation without the presence of vehicles. Such activities are primarily concentrated along the city's waterfront, where residents enjoy leisurely strolls with opportunities for relaxation and tranquility, swimming in the sea during the summer months, while younger visitors prefer engaging in play and sports.

 The central concept of this thesis is the redesign of the waterfront area from the O.E.A.-N.A.V. Nautical Club to Anavros Beach, based on the needs of local residents rather than touristic objectives. Specifically, the proposal involves the creation of a green wellness space where water plays a central role in the design. This includes facilities for thermal baths and thalassotherapy, infrastructure for cultivating herbs and producing herbal preparations, as well as spaces for walking and recreational activities. The objective is to develop an accessible, attractive, and cohesive public space that integrates seamlessly into the coastal route and the broader urban environment, revitalizing the eastern waterfront of the city.