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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The early date of the Neo-Classical buildings on Corfu is indicative of the differences which existed at that time between the island on the one hand, and any other area of the Balkans on the other, that is, places and peoples who almost in their entirety were at that time the European provinces of a major empire, that of the Turkish Sultans. Lastly, in addition to its morphological interest, Corfu is also important for studying the development of urban multi-storey buildings, since it is the first Greek city in which the idea of horizontal ownership appeared. The picture of the town today is in effect a map of the history of the different phases of its development and the creative coexistence of many cultures to which it played home in turns. The special European and cosmopolitan character of the town oriented the development of the arts, and in particular its intellectual and social life, towards an independent form of expression for the lonian islands, with major influences from the Venetians who had given the locals the rich visual tradition of the West from the Renaissance period. Overall, the Old Town of Corfu, is a unique cultural entity of a high aesthetic value: The aesthetic value it encompasses is recognised in the structure and form of the town, as well as in its arts, letters and social life The Old Town developed diachronically, through the osmosis of features of the two worlds of the Mediterranean, the East and the West It has been preserved, alive and substantially unaltered, until the present day. CRITERIA The "Old Town of Corfu" meets the following qualification criteria for inscription on the <strong>World</strong> <strong>Heritage</strong> List: It represents a masterpiece of human creative genius It exhibits an important interchange of human values, over a span of time or within a cultural area of the world, on developments in architecture or technology, monumental arts, town planning or landscape design It is an outstanding example of a type of building, architectural or technological ensemble which illustrates (a) significant stage(s) in human history. The OM Town of Corfu Nanvinrtion for incEufion on tha Wortd Hsr#rge Lht Summary 4
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY I NAME & CONTACT INFORMATION OF THE OFFICIAL LOCAL INSTITUTION CONTACT INFORMATION Name : Mary Mitropia, architect Title : Co-ordinator of the Corfu Old Town Office Address : 6"~ Alexandras Avenue, 491 00 Corfu City- Country: Corfu - Greece Tel. : 0030 2661 0 24601 / 0030 2661 0 44300 Fax : 0030 2661 0 3861 9 E-mail : gpolis @in.gr OFFICIAL LOCAL INSTITUTION Municipality of Corfu Mayor's OfFice Michail Theotoki Square, 491 00 Corfu Tel. : 0030 2661 0 44410 Fax : 0030 2661 0 32779 Tho O# Town of Corfu Nomination for W U on the Wodd Herhge Lbrt Swmury 5
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