Design & Architecture

Electronic Screens to Fund Restoration Work in Venice By ARTINFO The plan includes five advertising screens, each measuring 250 square meters, which would hide the scaffolding used to facilitate restoration work and would bring in €3.6 million ($5.2 million) to fund the clean-up.

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