Apartment D02 - 113.37 m2

Mantouki is a suburb with multiple uses in the history of Corfu. In the late 19th century and early 20th century, it played a decisive role in the economic development of Corfu. It was the most densely industrialized area of ​​the island and was among the most economically successful cities in Greece.
• It was a fishing port, a furnace area, commerce and industry, while shipyards and slaughterhouses were located there.
• Its past today defines a special character in the area, but also in the type of recreation it offers.

The modern entrance of the building, as well as the common areas, are illuminated with LED technology luminaires with motion sensors (photocells).
To enter the apartments, we can use the marble staircase or the modern 6-person elevator that meets all applicable specifications.
The apartments have a security entrance door with multiple locks.
The comfort conditions are determined by the autonomous cooling - heating system, hot water with a heat pump system and fan coil units, high energy efficiency.
The external frames are made of high-quality multi-chamber PVC, with retraction, electric roller shutters and screen, while the internal doors are laminate type.
The kitchens are from Italian factories with door thickness of 19 mm.
The electrical material is from Legrand.
The building has a central television antenna and a standby for a satellite antenna, while at the same time there is the infrastructure for a fiber optic connection.
The apartments are Energy Class B+.

AEBEK
• The Corfu Olive Oil Industry Company (AEBEK) was founded in 1924.
• The factory's production departments were housed in a total of 11 buildings, of which 5 have been designated as historically preserved monuments.
These are the following:
a) olive pomace factory
b) refinery
c) chemical office
d) soap factory
e) weighing station.
• These buildings have been designated as preserved because they housed basic functions of the production chain
and are representative examples of the industrial Corfiot architecture of the early 20th century.
• In 1985, the olive oil factory became the property of the Agricultural Bank under the name AEBEK (Agricultural Union of Industrial Establishments of Corfu).

Corfiot urban architecture is characterized by:
• harmonious integration into the natural environment
• a sense of proportion
• the variety of elements
• the absolute identification of the space with the needs that shaped it

All of the above highlighted an architectural ensemble that is balanced, simple and comprehensive without expressive verbiage