VENETIAN ARCHITECTURE
and the HERITAGE
of CARLO SCARPA
The studio focuses on the work of the most enigmatic and famous Venetian architect - Carlo Scarpa, and his heritage in Venice. Carlo Scarpa is a unique figure among the modern architects of the 20th century. Born in Venice and and raised in the Veneto region, Scarpa transformed Venice and sites in the wider area by weaving the most modern of spatial conceptions into their material fabric. In his architecture and curatorial work, he joined different worlds, revised lost crafts, paying particular attention to place, time, ritual, detail, water and the inclusion of the user's experience to a degree rarely found elsewhere in modern architecture. At the same time, he introduced entirely new structures, construction methods and materials into sensitive historic contexts. Our contemporary challenges of climate change, globalisation, tourism, migration and the sustainability of our historic urban environments can greatly benefit from Scarpa's radical thinking and imaginative interventions.
Scholarships are available for students of The Bartlett School of Architecture (dependent on final registration numbers). To apply for a scholarship, please indicate this in your statement of interest.
- B.Sc graduates
- Master and PhD students
- Researchers in relevant
disciplines
WHAT YOU
will GET
EXPERTS and
LECTURERS

PROGRAMME
How cities and architects shape each other
Architecture and art of display
Carlo Scarpa in Venice and the Veneto region
TUITION
FEE
INCLUDES:
- Classes and tuition
- Study files and materials
- Tickets to museums and exhibitions that are part of the schedule
- European Cultural Centre exhibition catalogue
- Welcome and graduation events
- Goodie bag with a map of Venice, notebook and a pen
- Personalised graduation certificate
- A list of recommended hotels and restaurants.
- Not included: flights, accommodation and food
VENICINEMA:
UNDERSTANDING CITIES
through FILM
VENEZIA INTERROTTA:
a TIME for MONSTERS
DESIGNING for an
ARCHITECTURAL
BRAND