@fondazionequerinistampalia captures Venice’s dual spirit of preservation and reinvention. Within this 16th-century palace, Carlo Scarpa’s 1960s restoration transformed structural necessity into visual poetry, where controlled waterways and sculptural gardens create a dialogue between past and present. His masterful blending of concrete, glass, and Istrian stone respects Venice’s aquatic reality while reimagining it as art—a place where high tides become aesthetic performances and geometric precision frames moments of contemplation. #PersolPlaces Photo by Adriano Mura