Heptanese architecture

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Heptanese architecture is the distinctive building style of the Ionian Islands, blending Venetian and other Western European influences with local Greek traditions in its urban layouts, churches, and mansions.

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Heptanese architecture canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural style ⓘ
cultural heritage of Greece ⓘ
regional architecture ⓘ
appliesTo Ionian Islands ⓘ
associatedWith Corfu ⓘ
Heptanese School of painting ⓘ
Kefalonia ⓘ
Lefkada ⓘ
Zakynthos ⓘ
characterizedBy arcades and loggias ⓘ
balconies with metal railings ⓘ
colorful plaster exteriors ⓘ
courtyards and internal yards ⓘ
decorative cornices ⓘ
dense urban layouts ⓘ
multi‑storey houses ⓘ
narrow streets ⓘ
pitched tiled roofs ⓘ
stuccoed facades ⓘ
symmetrical window arrangements ⓘ
use of local stone ⓘ
contrastsWith Cycladic architecture ⓘ
traditional mainland Greek architecture ⓘ
developedDuring 19th century ⓘ
Venetian rule in the Ionian Islands ⓘ
developedIn Ionian Sea region ⓘ
linked to: Ionian Sea
hasAlternativeName Ionian Islands architecture ⓘ
hasElement arched ground floors ⓘ
iron balconies ⓘ
loggias facing main squares ⓘ
neoclassical pediments ⓘ
painted wooden iconostases ⓘ
shuttered windows ⓘ
single‑nave churches ⓘ
tall detached bell towers ⓘ
influencedBy Baroque architecture ⓘ
Neoclassical architecture ⓘ
Renaissance architecture ⓘ
Venetian architecture ⓘ
Western European architecture ⓘ
local Greek building traditions ⓘ
partOf cultural identity of the Ionian Islands ⓘ
sharesCharacteristicsWith Italian urban architecture ⓘ
Mediterranean architecture ⓘ
typicalBuildingType Catholic churches ⓘ
Orthodox churches ⓘ
campanile bell towers ⓘ
public squares surrounded by arcades ⓘ
townhouses ⓘ
urban mansions ⓘ

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Heptanese → culturalTraditions → Heptanese architecture ⓘ