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Kato Zodeia

Kato Zodeia (in greco (η) Κάτω Ζώδεια?; in turco Aşağı Bostancı) è un villaggio dell'isola di Cipro, situato a est di Morfou. De iure si trova nel distretto di Nicosia della repubblica di Cipro, de facto, in quello di Güzelyurt della repubblica di Cipro del Nord. Sino al 1974 il villaggio è sempre stato abitato esclusivamente da greco-ciprioti. Nel 2011 Kato Zodeia aveva 3 317 abitanti. Geografia fisica Kato Zodeia è il villaggio gemello di Pano Zodeia, ed è situato a cinque chilometri a sud-est della città di Morfou/Güzelyurt, e nel mezzo della pianura di Morfou. Origini del nome In greco Zodeia significa "fantasma" o "strega. Nel 1975 i turco-ciprioti hanno cambiato il nome in Aşağı (inferiore) Bostancı. Bostancı in turco significa "giardiniere". Società Evoluzione demografica Dal censimento ottomano del 1831 fino al 1974, i greco-ciprioti costituivano l'unico gruppo etnico presente nel villaggio. Durante il periodo britannico, la popolazione greco-cipriota del villaggio aumentò significativamente, da 566 abitanti nel 1891 a 2278 nel 1960. Nell'agosto 1974, tutti i greco-ciprioti del villaggio fuggirono di fronte all'avanzata dell'esercito turco. Goodwin afferma che molte delle famiglie sfollate da Zodeia furono reinsediate a Kato Polemidia e Pano Polemidia. Il numero di greco-ciprioti sfollati da Kato Zodeia ammonta a circa 2900 (nel 1973 nel villaggio abitavano 2 894 persone). Attualmente il villaggio è abitato principalmente da turco-ciprioti sfollati dal villaggio di Agios Ioannis nel distretto di Paphos. Ci sono anche alcune famiglie provenienti da vari altri villaggi di Paphos e Limassol, tra cui: Episkopi, Asomatos, Malia Silikou e Kantou nel distretto di Limassol; e Kidasi, Tera, Vretsia, Agios Georgios e Gialia/Yayla nel distretto di Paphos. Vivono a Kato Zodeia anche alcune famiglie provenienti dalla Turchia che si sono stabilite nel villaggio nel 1976-77. Durante la stagione della raccolta delle arance, il villaggio ospita anche molti lavoratori agricoli stagionali provenienti dalla Turchia. Essi sono di regola alloggiati in tende o in alloggi prefabbricati eretti appositamente per loro, di solito situati negli aranceti dove lavorano. Infrastrutture e trasporti Strade Dal 2005 Kato Zodeia è sede di uno dei sei punti di controllo per transitare attraverso la Linea Verde. Dalla parte greca si trova il paese di Astromeritis. Note Bibliografia (EN) Jack C. Goodwin, An Historical Toponymy of Cyprus, IV, Nicosia, 1984. Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Kato Zodeia
Kato Zodeia

Zodeia (greacă: Ζώδεια, turcă: Bostancı, ortografierea în latină include Zodia și Zodhia) este un sat pe insula Cipru. Date generale Acesta este situat la est de Morphou în Districtul Nicosia. Este situat în partea de nord a insulei, el a fost ocupat de către Turcia din 15 august 1974. La momentul invaziei, populația satului număra în jur de 8.000 locuitori. Linia verde de trecere Zodeia este una din cele șase locații pe unde se poate trece peste linia verde și zona-tampon creată de ONU între Republica Cipru și Republica Turcă a Ciprului de Nord. Orașul de pe partea Republicii Cipru a frontierei este Astromeritis. Trecerea este doar pentru traficul de vehicule. Deschidere Trecerea a fost deschisă la 31 august 2005. Legături externe en Gazetteer Entry
Kato Zodia

Zodia (grekiska: Ζώδεια, turkiska: Bostancı) är en by i Nordcypern. Zodia ligger öster om staden Morfou i distriktet Nicosia. Byn hade 8 000 invånare före Turkiets invasion 15 augusti 1974. Den gröna linjen går igenom Zodia. Referenser
Aphrodite Hills

Aphrodite Hills Resort is a coastal resort in the Paphos district of Cyprus. The resort is named after the goddess Aphrodite and is 1 mile (1.6 km) away from Aphrodite's Rock. The facilities are built across two plateaus divided by a ravine. It is designed to resemble a historic Mediterranean town with Greco-Roman architecture featuring locally quarried stone. The town square had been built to replicate a local plateia and has a market, restaurants, souvenir shops, a chapel, gardens, fountains, and an art gallery. The resort also has a spa, golf course, and leisure facilities. In 2020, Aphrodite Hills hosted the Cyprus Open and the Cyprus Showdown, two back-to-back one-off European Tour golf tournaments added to fill the 2020 season schedule as many regular tournaments were cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Facilities and Events The Retreat Spa was built in a classic Greco-Roman style. The resort has an 18-hole, championship standard, golf course (230–hectare) and was licensed to become the PGA National Cyprus. There are multi purpose courts and facilities are available for activities including tennis, basketball, and various other sports. Aphrodite Hills hosts West End shows, festivities, cultural events, and other plays. Awards Aphrodite Hills has received two international listings in 2010. The InterContinental Aphrodite Hills Resort Hotel and The Retreat spa were both listed in Condé Nast Traveller's Gold Lists for 2010. The InterContinental Aphrodite Hills Resort Hotel was named 'Best European Hotel for Leisure Activities' in Condé Nast Traveller's 2010 Gold List. Additionally, The Retreat Spa was named third best Hotel Spa in Europe, Asia Minor and the Russian Federation, at the Condé Nast Traveller Readers' Spa Awards and was also listed in the publication's 2010 Gold List for the Best Spas. See also Kouklia Polis, Cyprus Coral Bay, Cyprus Cypriot wine References
Asprokremmos Reservoir

Das Asprokremmos Reservoir ist ein Stausee auf Zypern. Er ist der zweitgrößte des Landes. Lage Der See befindet sich in dem Bezirk Paphos, etwa 15 km östlich dessen Hauptstadt Paphos. Er hat eine Länge von 2,5 km und eine maximale Breite von 900 m. Der Stausee befindet sich nur etwa 3 km vom Meer. Speicherraum Auf Grund des Mediterranen Klimas (Sommer trocken – Winter feucht), wird der See nur in den Wintermonaten gefüllt. Dies ließ den See im Januar 2012 zum ersten Mal seit 7 Jahren überlaufen. Siehe auch Liste der Talsperren und Stauseen der Republik Zypern Einzelnachweise
Asprokremmos Dam

Asprokremmos dam is the second largest dam in Cyprus. It is built at an altitude of about 100 m above sea level and is located 16 km, (10 miles) east of the city of Pafos. Due to poor rainfall it is a rare event that the dam overflows. On 27 January 2012 the dam did overflow, for the first time since 2004. It subsequently overflowed again in March 2019 and again in January 2020. It is considered an important wetland for endemic and migratory birds. See also List of reservoirs and dams in Cyprus References
Barrage d'Asprókremmos

Le barrage d’Asprókremmos (grec moderne : τεχνητή λίμνη Ασπρόκρεμμου) est le deuxième plus grand barrage à Chypre. Il se dresse à une altitude d'environ 100 m au-dessus du niveau de la mer et se situe à 16 km (10 miles) à l'est de la ville de Paphos. En raison de faibles précipitations, il est rare que le barrage déborde. Le 27 janvier 2012, le barrage déborde, pour la première fois depuis 2004. Par la suite, il déborde à nouveau en mars 2019 et à nouveau en janvier 2020. Il est considéré comme une zone humide importante pour les oiseaux endémiques et oiseaux migrateurs Voir aussi Liste des barrages et lacs à Chypre Références (en) Cet article est partiellement ou en totalité issu de l’article de Wikipédia en anglais intitulé « Asprokremmos Dam » (voir la liste des auteurs). Portail de Chypre
Plaza Atatürk

La plaza Atatürk (en turco: Atatürk Meydanı) o Sarayonu es una plaza en el norte de Nicosia (en turco: Lefkoşa). Está en el centro de la parte turca de la ciudad.​ Era conocida como "plaza Konak" (en turco "Plaza Mansión") antes de los últimos años de la soberanía británica sobre la isla. La Columna de Venecia, que fue transportada desde las ruinas de Salamina, se encuentra en la plaza. La columna es de granito y se cree que fue traída del templo de Zeus en Salamina. Fue llevada a Nicosia desde Salamina en el año 1550 y se localiza en los alrededores de la "Mezquita Sarayonu". Fue colocada en su lugar actual en 1915 y luego fue decorada con un grabado del tiempo en el que se llevó a Nicosia y la fecha en que se erigió (1550 y 1915). En el norte de la plaza, hay una fuente construida durante el imperio otomano.​ Véase también Plazas urbanas por tamaño Espacio urbano Plaza Mayor Referencias
Ататюрк (площадь, Никосия)

Площадь Ататюрка (тур. Atatürk Meydanı), также известная как Сарайоню, — центральная площадь Северной Никосии, турецкой части Никосии и столицы частично признанной Турецкой Республики Северного Кипра. Также она называлась «площадью Конак» (с турецкого переводится как «площадь особняков») в последние годы британского правления на острове. Ранее здесь располагался королевский дворец династии Лузиньянов, позднее подвергшийся перестройки и ставший Палаццо-дель-говерно, резиденцией венецианских и османских наместников Кипра. В нём также располагался турецкий суд. В 1904 году этот дворец был снесён, и на его месте теперь располагается пешеходная зона. На северной стороне площади находится фонтан, воздвигнутый во время османского правления. Кроме того, здесь располагаются здания суда, почтовое отделение, полицейский участок, а также ряд банков. Венецианская колонна Венецианская колонна была привезена в 1550 году с руин города Саламин и установлена на площади. Колонна состоит из гранита и считается, что она являлась частью храма Зевса в Саламине. Основание колонны украшено гербами знатных венецианских семей, живших на Кипре. В 1570 году турки в ознаменование своей победы и захвата острова снесли колонну, и она была восстановлена на прежнее место лишь в 1915 году англичанами. Скульптура льва святого Марка, некогда венчавшая колонну, бесследно исчезла, теперь на её месте располагается медный глобус. Литература Кривцов Н. В. Кипр: остров богов и святых. Исторический путеводитель. М., Вече, 2002. Примечания
Kaló Chorío

Kaló Chorío är en ort i Cypern. Den ligger i distriktet Eparchía Lefkosías, i den centrala delen av landet, 30 km väster om huvudstaden Nicosia. Kaló Chorío ligger 163 meter över havet och antalet invånare är 2 305. Den ligger på ön Cypern. Terrängen runt Kaló Chorío är huvudsakligen platt, men norrut är den kuperad.Trakten runt Kaló Chorío är ganska tätbefolkad, med 90 invånare per kvadratkilometer. Närmaste större samhälle är Mórfou, 6,6 km sydväst om Kaló Chorío. Trakten runt Kaló Chorío består till största delen av jordbruksmark. Kommentarer Källor
Kioneli/Gönyeli

Gönyeli (griechisch Κιόνελι Kioneli) ist eine Kleinstadt im Norden der Mittelmeerinsel Zypern im Distrikt Lefkoşa der Türkischen Republik Nordzypern. Formell gehört der Ort zum Bezirk Nikosia der Republik Zypern. Name Die Herkunft des Namens ist unklar, jedoch wird davon ausgegangen, dass sich der Name vom türkischen Konyalı herleitet. Konyalı bedeutet so viel wie Person aus Konya. Die Zyperntürken behaupten, sie seien nach der Eroberung Zyperns durch die Osmanen 1570/71 aus der anatolischen Stadt Konya in das heutige Kioneli ausgewandert. Während vor der türkischen Herrschaft im Norden der Insel ab 1974 fast alle Ortsnamen griechischen Ursprungs waren, begann nun eine Reihe von Umbenennungen, wobei Kioneli eine Ausnahme darstellt, da es bereits seit osmanischer Zeit so hieß, wie Sarah Ladbury und Russell King 1988 konstatierten. Geographie Kioneli liegt in der Nähe der Hauptstadt Nikosia. Über die Jahre verschmolzen Kioneli und Nord-Nikosia ineinander, jedoch bildet Gönyeli eine eigene Munizipalität. Klima Kioneli weist ein mediterranes Klima auf. Die durchschnittliche Jahrestemperatur beträgt rund 20 °C, und der jährliche Niederschlag summiert sich auf ungefähr 364 Millimeter. Bevölkerung Die Kleinstadt wurde schon 1831 durch Zyperntürken bewohnt. 1831 zählte man 82 Zyperntürken, 1960 1377 und 1973 1745. Nach dem Einmarsch türkischer Streitkräfte im Jahre 1974 stieg die Bevölkerung an, da viele Türken aus dem türkischen Festland in den Türkischen Föderativstaat von Zypern emigrierten. 1978 zählte man in Kioneli 2495 Zyperntürken, 1996 6617 und 2006 12.186. Kioneli bildete 2011 mit 17.277 Einwohnern einen der größten Orte in der Türkischen Republik Nordzypern. Weblinks Munizipalität Gönyeli Informationen über Gönyeli auf Englisch Einzelnachweise
Gönyeli

Gönyeli (Greek: Κιόνελι, romanized: Kioneli; Turkish: Gönyeli) is a town in Cyprus, near the capital city Nicosia. It is de facto under the control of Northern Cyprus. Over the years the town has merged with North Nicosia, making it connurbated with the city. Its population as of 2011 is 11,671. History Before the Ottoman conquest of Cyprus in 1571, the area consisted of empty fields. Upon the conquest, two families from Anatolia that of Kurt Ali from Anamur and Mehmet Efendi from Aksaray, settled here and founded Gönyeli. Over time, as the families grew in population, the village grew as a Turkish-speaking farming community. Gönyeli was one of the first towns to be captured following the Turkish invasion of Cyprus in 1974. Culture The football club Gönyeli Spor Kulübü is based in Gönyeli. Gönyeli's stadium, Ali Naci Karacan Stadı (named for journalist Ali Naci Karacan), houses football matches as well as concerts and the annual 23 April Children's Day events. Every July, the Gönyeli International Folk Dance Festival takes place in the town center. The event lasts one week, with groups of dancers from countries such as Bulgaria, Romania and Turkey performing traditional folk dance. Gönyeli is a popular town for students looking to rent accommodation as it is about 15 minutes driving distance from the Nicosia-based Near East University. International relations Twin towns – sister cities Gönyeli is twinned with: Kızılcahamam, Ankara, Turkey (since 2009) Sarıyer, Istanbul, Turkey References
Гёньели

Гёньели (тур. Gönyeli, греч. Κιόνελι) — город и муниципалитет на севере Кипра, на территории района Левкоша. Находится недалеко от столицы республики — Никосия (Лефкоша). Контролируется частично признанным государством — Турецкая Республика Северного Кипра. История Начиная с периода Османской империи в городе проживают в основном турки. Во время Кипрского кризиса в 1963-1975 годах, город служил приёмным центром для турок-беженцев с окрестных деревень, притесняемых греками. Гёньели являлся местом дислокации части турецкого полка, который находился на острове в соответствии с договорами 1959-1960 годов. Культура В городе базируется футбольный клуб Gönyeli Spor Kulübü. Каждый год в июле, в центре города проходит Международный фестиваль народного танца — Гёньели. Этот фестиваль длится одну неделю, с группами танцоров из таких стран, как Болгария, Румыния и Турция. Город является популярным среди студентов, так как он расположен недалеко от университета Ближнего Востока в Никосии, и многие студенты арендуют жильё в Гёньели. Города-побратимы Кызылчахамам, Анкара, Турция Сарыер, Стамбул, Турция Примечания
Kióneli

Kióneli är en ort i Cypern. Den ligger i distriktet Eparchía Lefkosías, i den nordöstra delen av landet, 6 km nordväst om huvudstaden Nicosia. Kióneli ligger 134 meter över havet och antalet invånare är 11 671. Den ligger på ön Cypern. Terrängen runt Kióneli är platt åt sydväst, men åt nordost är den kuperad.Trakten runt Kióneli är mycket tätbefolkad, med 2 103 invånare per kvadratkilometer. Närmaste större samhälle är Nicosia, 6,3 km sydost om Kióneli. Trakten runt Kióneli är i huvudsak tätbebyggd. Kommentarer Källor
Akıncılar/Louroujina

Akıncılar (griechisch Λουρουτζίνα Louroujina) ist ein Dorf im Norden der Mittelmeerinsel Zypern im Distrikt Lefkoşa der Türkischen Republik Nordzypern. Formell gehört der Ort zum Bezirk Nikosia der Republik Zypern. Geographie Der Ort ist von drei Seiten durch die Pufferzone der Vereinten Nationen umschlossen. Er ist nur über eine Straße nördlich des Dorfes, die durch einen militärischen Bereich der türkischen Streitkräfte verläuft, mit dem Rest der Türkischen Republik Nordzypern erschlossen. Geschichte Vor 1960 lebten in Akıncılar Zyperntürken und Zyperngriechen miteinander zusammen. Türken stellten im Ort die Mehrheit, Griechen waren in der Minderheit. Akıncılar war bis 1974 einer der größten türkischen Orte auf Zypern. Nach dem Einmarsch türkischer Truppen wurde der Ort durch türkische Streitkräfte eingenommen. 1975 wurde der Ort Teil des Türkischen Föderativstaats von Zypern und ist seit 1983 Teil der Türkischen Republik Nordzypern. Sport Der zyperntürkische Verein Akıncılar Gençlik Spor Kulübü wurde 1942 gegründet. Ab 2016 spielt der Verein in der K-PET İkinci Lig der Kıbrıs Türk Futbol Federasyonu. Weblinks Munizipalität Akıncılar Einzelnachweise
Louroujina

Louroujina (Greek: Λουρουτζίνα (or Λουρουκίνα) [locally [luɾuˈt͡ʃina]]; Turkish: Akıncılar, previously Lurucina or Luricina) is a village in Cyprus, located within the salient that marks the southernmost extent of northern Cyprus. It was one of the largest mixed Cypriot villages before the Turkish invasion of Cyprus. In 1974, Louroujina was secured so as to be placed within a contiguous Turkish Cypriot zone, which is until now on the internationally unrecognized Northern Cyprus. The United Nations Buffer Zone separates the Louroujina salient from the area controlled by the Republic of Cyprus. In 2017, following the expansion of Ercan International Airport, a new road has been built which bypasses the Kirklar military camp and for the first time since 1974 provides access to Louroujina without going through any army points. Prior to 1960, Louroujina's population was Turkish Cypriots and Greek Cypriots. The Turkish Cypriots constituted a majority. The Greek Cypriots, who numbered about 100, fled the village during the Emergency years. By 1973, 1,963 Turkish Cypriots were living in Louroujina. After the Turkish invasion, the majority were relocated in nearby villages; however, about 300 opted to stay, in contravention of the authorities' demand that they vacate the village. As of 2011, Louroujina had a population of 390. According to legend, Louroujina is so named because it was founded by a woman named "Lorenziya". In 1958, it was renamed Akıncılar in Turkish, meaning "raiders". The new name is said to have been inspired by an inter-communal clash between Greek Cypriots and Louroujina Cypriots, who outnumbered the former, at Pyroi (Gaziler). In their flight, the Greek Cypriots shouted, "the Turkish Cypriots from Louroujina are flooding in" (in Turkish: Luricina'lılar akın akın geliyor). Sports Turkish Cypriot Akıncılar Sports Club was founded in 1942. As of 2016, it competes in Cyprus Turkish Football Association (CTFA) K-PET 2nd League. References
Lourojina

Louroujina / Akıncılar es un pueblo situado en el distrito de Nicosia, Chipre, a cinco kilómetros al sureste de Dalí y directamente al norte de Lymbia. Louroujina fue uno de los mayores pueblos turcochipriotas de Chipre antes de la división de la isla. El origen del nombre es desconocido. Se trataría de "la regina", vocablo latino para la reina. En 1958, los turcochipriotas aprobaron Akıncılar como su nombre alternativo. Akıncılar literalmente significa "invasores otomanos" en turco. Conflicto Intercomunal El pueblo era mixto hasta la década de 1950, pero los chipriotas turcos (musulmanes) siempre constituían la mayoría. En el censo otomano de 1831, la población musulmana era de casi el 81% (TC 104 GC 25).​ En 1891 este porcentaje aumentó a 88% (621 y 87). A lo largo del período británico, la población turcochipriota siguió aumentando, mientras que el porcentaje grecochipriota bajó. En 1960, sólo había tres chipriotas griegos que quedan en el pueblo (TC 1547). El primer desplazamiento relacionado con el conflicto se produjo cuando los grecochipriotas huyeron de la aldea en la década de 1950 como resultado de las tensiones entre las comunidades. Aunque no hubo desplazados de la aldea durante la lucha intercomunal de la década de 1960, el pueblo se convirtió en un centro de acogida para los turcochipriotas desplazados. Se registraron casi 1000 turcochipriotas desplazados en el pueblo en 1971; para el mismo año también se estimó que la población de la aldea en 2800. La mayoría de las personas desplazadas provenían de pueblos cercanos como Potamia / Dereli, Piroyi / Gaziler, Nisou / Dizdarköy, Dali y Agios Sozomenos / Arpalık. Además, en los primeros meses de 1964, pobladores de Petrophani / Esendağ también buscaron refugio en la aldea por un corto tiempo, regresando más tarde a sus hogares. Después de la división de la isla en 1974, cuando la mayor parte de las tierras fértiles del pueblo terminaron en la zona de amortiguamiento o al sur de la Línea Verde, la mayoría de sus habitantes y las familias desplazadas de la década de 1960 se trasladaron a pueblos grecochichipriotas vacíos en el norte. Simultáneamente, turcochipriotas de Louroujina optaron por trasladarse a la localidad de Lysi / Akdoğan. Los que abandonaron la localidad en la década del 60 lo hicieron mayormente a Argaki / Akçay,en el área de Morphou / Güzelyurt. Es importante señalar que, a pesar de la insistencia de los dirigentes turcochipriotas, casi 300 pobladores turcochipriotas decidieron quedarse en el pueblo, que está rodeado por la zona de amortiguamiento (Buffer Zone) y puestos militares. El único acceso al pueblo es a través de un campo militar turca en Piroyi / Gaziler. Población Actual Actualmente el pueblo está ocupado por los turcochipriotas que optaron por quedarse allí. El censo de 2006 puso la población de la aldea a 462. Bibliografía The Road to Bellapais. Pierre Obertling. Social Science Monographs, Boulder. New York. 1982. Prio Cyprus Centre [1], accedido en Abr 2014. Referencias
One Limassol

One Limassol, better known simply as ONE is a residential skyscraper in Limassol, Cyprus. Built between 2017 and 2021, the tower stands at 170 m (560 ft) tall with 38 floors and is the joint-tallest building in Cyprus alongside the Trilogy Limassol Seafront West Tower. History The construction of the project was planned to start in early 2016, However, it was pushed back to November 2017 due to planning delays. It has a total of 38 floors and it rises to a height of 170 meters (558 ft.), making it the tallest building in Cyprus. One Tower was designed by architect Hakim Khennouchi (WKK Architects) and Eraclis Papachristou Architects (Architects of record). Structural design was completed by Buro Happold Engineering and PPA. Architecture Due to the complex concave shape which is variable throughout its height, geometry and computational consultants Seamlexity were utilised to optimise and segregate the skin to doubly curved GRC panels. The building features a restaurant and a residential lobby by its lower levels and a total of 84 luxury apartment units sorted three per floor. The penthouse apartments occupy three floors and are equipped with a swimming pool, conference rooms and tertiary spaces. The tower's height necessitated that the facade construction included sufficient passive fire protection, adhering to local regulations and guaranteeing lasting safety during the building's lifespan. Following years of experience with Siderise products and its Cypriot distributor, DPS, façade contractors Glassline selected a mix of Siderise products. The RH Horizontal Cavity Barriers are intended to enable the facade system to sustain airflow and expel moisture from its structure; however, in case of a fire, they quickly shut the ventilation opening to form a functioning seal against hot smoke and flames. The obstacles are enhanced with OSCI Cassette Inserts that have a Class A2 rating. All these items have been subjected to thorough third-party evaluations to guarantee reliable performance. Along with offering basic passive fire protection, the stonewall Lamella core of the RV Vertical Cavity Barriers enables them to adapt to the natural movement linked to rainscreen facades. This is particularly crucial for this project on the exposed seafront. This is why the cavity barrier brackets were chosen to be made of sturdy galvanized steel, safeguarding them from corrosion due to the sea air quality. Awards See also List of tallest buildings in Cyprus List of tallest buildings in Europe Limassol References External links One Limassol - The Pride Of Cyprus ONE Limassol at SkyscraperPage Limassol ONE at SKYDB