The use of the characteristic architectural elements of the other buildings of the School was chosen (splitting of oncology, sloping roofs, wood for cladding), but with a modern architectural vocabulary and taking into account the limited budget that demanded due to the economic crisis in Greece. It is a building which consists of two-storey statically independent sections, of rectangular shape, which are tangent. These sections at their point of contact are separated by a construction joint. The first section, which concerns the school, is two-storey, where due to the slopes of the ground, access is provided on both levels by the ground floor. The new section has no basement and is developed on the level and location of the demolished building. Great importance was given to the design of the surrounding area that was studied in parallel with the building and not in addition to it.