"The project reconsiders the building as a layered architectural structure shaped by successive transformations, reorganizing these historical strata through a spatial strategy that prioritizes clarity, continuity, and flexibility."
"At the center of the new layout, Sala Chini operates as a primary distribution space, structuring access to a sequence of galleries conceived as neutral environments capable of accommodating a wide range of curatorial formats."
"The project adopts a critical approach to the building's historical layers, combining selective preservation with targeted removal to establish a coherent architectural identity."
"Elements of particular significance have been restored and reintegrated, including the window systems originally designed by Carlo Scarpa, while Sala Brenno del Giudice has been reconfigured in reference to its 1928 spatial configuration."
The Central Pavilion at the Giardini has been renovated as part of a national program to improve cultural infrastructure in Italy. Funded by the Ministry of Culture, the project aims to create a permanent hub for cultural production in Venice. The renovation reconsiders the Pavilion as a layered structure, emphasizing clarity and flexibility. Key spaces like Sala Chini and Sala Brenno del Giudice have been redesigned to accommodate various curatorial formats while preserving significant historical elements, including original window systems by Carlo Scarpa.
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