
Iconic: The Procuratie Vecchie, seen left, is one of the main landmarks on St. Mark's Square.

Great space: The top floor, with windows looking down over the square, houses a new exhibition.

Old meets new: Architect David Chipperfield oversaw the 4.5 year restoration.

Hi tech: The hands-on exhibition is a far cry from Venice's other museum offerings.

Sweet digs: The exhibition takes over part of the top floor of the famous building.

Art attack: There's a small art studio at the end of the permanent exhibition.

Off stage: The redevelopment also includes co-working spaces, not open to the public.

New HQ: The Human Safety Net will invite companies and non-profits to spend time in Venice.

Meanwhile outside: The porticoes below the Procuratie Vecchie house some of the square's historic cafes.



