«Aesthetics is the relaying of values not forms; forms need to evolve in order for the values to survive”. In these words, P. Michelis points out the significance of form, and thus the architectural form, in the preservation of values and tradition. This paper examines the image of the built environment and evolution of the Municipality of Georgios Karaiskakis, exposing views for its aesthetic and overall appearance. Following the initial positive impressions to the visitor, the need for the aesthetic improvement of the built environment is becoming apparent, especially in the populated areas. The qualities of the place are presented, emphasizing on the need for preservation, whereas the negative aspects are pointed out. Subsequently, proposals are made, aiming at the mitigation of the problems arousing, the need of development, and equally the overall aesthetic upgrading of the area, parallel to the respect of tradition and the characteristic form of the local architecture.