Virtual Reconstruction of Lost Cultural Heritage – The Case of the Historical Church of Pammegist Taxiarch Archangel Michael in Medieval City of Corfu. A holistic Interdisciplinary approach, in Challenging Times enhancing Sustainable Urban Development

A 3D virtual reconstruction of the lost Church of Pammegist Taxiarch Michael, once a prominent monument in Corfu's medieval 'Campiello' district, offers unprecedented insight into its architectural and historical significance. This interdisciplinary approach integrates data from in-situ research, archives, and bibliography to recreate the 14th-century structure, which was demolished during World War II bombings. The reconstruction not only aids archaeological, architectural, and art history research but also serves as a tool for cultural engagement, fostering dialogue and sustainability within Corfu's UNESCO-listed Old Town. By bridging past and present, this method enhances the understanding and preservation of tangible heritage, providing transformative potential for local communities in challenging times.

Polymeri, E. (2023). Virtual Reconstruction of Lost Cultural Heritage – The Case of the Historical Church of Pammegist Taxiarch Archangel Michael in Medieval City of Corfu. A holistic Interdisciplinary approach, in Challenging Times enhancing Sustainable Urban Development. Technical Annals, 1(3). https://doi.org/10.12681/ta.34998