Aminta Street
Papazoglou Olgas Warehouse
(Warehouse n43 on the interactive map. Coordinates:40.9375, 24.41297)
The first of the complex of four Tobacco Warehouses with a facade on Amyda Street. Tobacco warehouse consisting of a ground floor and a first floor, symmetrical openings without railings and a gabled roof with a round skylight, in contrast to the rest of the same complex which have a polygonal skylight. Its ground floor has been renovated and is in use.
Kolokytha Mihail Warehouse
(Warehouse n44 on the interactive map. Coordinates :40.93756, 24.413)
One of the three tobacco warehouses belonging to the complex between Amyda, Omonia, Dragoumi and Karanou streets, facing Amyda street. Single-storey smoke warehouse, with the entrance to the basement visible both on the front and on the back. Non-symmetrical openings, with stone framing on the ground floor and brick on the first floor. Pitched roof covered with tiles. It has a polygonal skylight.
Aminta
(Warehouse n45 on the interactive map. Coordinates :40.9377, 24.41312)
The third Tobacco warehouse in the Amyda complex. Two-story, with a polygonal skylight. Rectangular floor plan, with a relatively large volume. Symmetrical openings with arched brickwork in the lintels and in the corner of the building. Sources state that it was used by Aaron Tsimino to process tobacco leaves. Its ground floor is used.
Efendi Moustafa-Karanou Street
(Warehouse n46 on the interactive map. Coordinates :40.93761, 24.41381)
It belonged to Sahi Efentis Mustafa and is located on Karanou 10 street. It consists of the ground floor and the first floor and has a pitched roof with a round skylight. Still, it has symmetrical balustraded openings in the first floor windows. Its ground floor was renovated and used in parts.
Olimpiados street
(Warehouse n47 on the interactive map. Coordinates: 40.9375, 24.4142)
The two tobacco warehouses located on Olympiados Street, and appearing under the name E.T.E. 53 and E.T.E. 54 as property that passed into the hands of Ethniki Bank. Bibliographic references are consistent with their use by the tobacco industry of Aaron Tsimino, without however mentioning the owner. These are two individual tobacco warehouse buildings, adjacent to other buildings in the area. They consist of a ground floor and a first floor, while one of them seems to have a mezzanine - due to the opening in the center of the face, symmetrical openings and a gabled roof with a round skylight. Characteristic elements of the facade are the pediment and the parapet that visually separates the floor, while they also have symmetrical openings with metal railings. The facade has an external stone cladding and a recessed entrance, features that suggest construction after 1920.
