Longhena in Venice: how to recognize Venetian Baroque starting from the Salute
Starting from the Salute, Longhena’s architecture transforms Venetian Baroque into an urban theater blending…
The Green Theatre of San Giorgio: an open-air stage hidden between architecture and the lagoon
Tucked away on San Giorgio Maggiore, the Green Theatre is an open-air venue designed with classical geometry…
St Mark’s Campanile: looking at Venice from above without forgetting that it is a reconstruction
St Mark’s Campanile stands as a reconstructed symbol of Venice’s history and civic pride, offering panoramic…
Sansovino’s Loggetta: the small precious building at the foot of the Campanile
At the base of St. Mark’s Campanile, the Loggetta is a small but powerful architectural narrative of Venice’s…
The floor of St. Mark’s: marble waves, geometries and the feeling of walking on water
St. Mark’s floor undulates like solidified water, shaped by Venice’s unique ground conditions and adorned with…
The Biennale Gardens without the Biennale: national architectures and geopolitics among the trees
The Venice Biennale Gardens transform into a silent political atlas when exhibitions close, revealing national…
