This study focuses on the architecture of Chios, with particular emphasis on the Argentiko mansion. The introduction presents the history of Chios before and during the Genoese period, a time that served as a catalyst for the construction of impressive mansions. It becomes clear that Chios was not just a random island but a significant hub that inspired Genoese nobility to build towers and mansions with distinct architecture.

The main part of the study thoroughly examines the elements that make up the Argentiko. It begins with an analysis of the architecture of the towers of the Kampos, focusing on the Palazzo and Parthenope. Next, the architecture of the village of Pyrgi and the unique features of the Pyrgian style and the wells . The mechanism of the mangano, the operation of the cistern, and the role they played in the daily life and functioning of the mansion are discussed.Special attention is given to the garden, which was a vital part of the mansion, as well as the way fruits were harvested, stored, and traded. The study concludes with the presentation of the cobblestones that adorn the Argentiko, enhancing the uniqueness of the space and its aesthetic value.