01/09/2010
The house that Muf builtVilla Frankenstein: Britain's contribution to this year's Venice Architecture Biennale >
31/08/2010
Singer gearing up for marathon challengeLaura Wright is swapping the recording studio for the running track as she prepares for the challenge of a lifetime. >
29/08/2010
Billboard featuring naked Julianne Moore 'inappropriate' for VeniceA giant billboard showing Julianne Moore, the American actress, naked posing with a Bulgari handbag and a pair of lion cubs has been ruled "inappropriate" by the guardians of decorum in Venice. >
25/08/2010
Burning Bridges in VeniceCoca-Cola's advertisements, like the one at the Bridge of Sighs have brightened Venice but also stirred controversy. >
02/08/2010
Villa Frankenstein - The British Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale 2011Muf is enough >
04/06/2010
Venice sells off its heritage to plug cash black holeby Nick Squires, Rome correspondent, The Telegraph >
20/05/2010
Hydraulic pioneer close to death in VeniceWill North, Cranes Today: The Independent Magazine of the Crane Industry >
14/03/2010
Renato Brunetta: On a mission to save La SerenissimaPeter Popham, The Independent
They call him the "mini-minister", and if one of his attractions for the modestly scaled Berlusconi is that the Italian Prime Minister has a good 10 or 11 i >
22/01/2010
Throwing new light on Ruskin's Stones of VeniceRobert Hewison's new book, Ruskin on Venice, tells the story behind his writings. >
02/12/2009
Tourists warned to stay away as Venice suffers worst flooding for two decadesRichard Owen, The Times in Rome >
14/11/2009
Mock funeral for Venice's 'death'BBC online
Venetians have been taking part in a mock funeral procession to highlight the city's dwindling population.
Organisers of Saturday's event say the populatio >
03/10/2009
Feather Report: Birdwatching in VeniceDerwent May, The Times
Wonderful yellow-legged gulls lead you into this sublime city on their wooden posts like a grand heraldic reception. >
02/10/2009
Venice 'Ruined by Vulgar Ads'John Follain in Rome, The Times
The mayor of Venice has been accused of selling out the city by allowing "vulgar" advertisements to be plastered over many of its famous buildings. >
29/09/2009
Venice: majesty and melancholyDavid Willey, BBC correspondent.
David Willey, the veteran BBC correspondent, who has Venetian roots, reflects on the past glories and uncertain future of Queen of The Adriatic. >
25/09/2009
Our National Love Affair with VenicePeter Popham, writing for The Independent, celebrates the seductive city. >
07/09/2009
Venice in Peril fears port expansion will sink cityby Ed Harris, The Evening Standard
Italian authorities plan to expand Venice's port into a busy shipping hub, further endangering the fragile lagoon and contributing to the sinking of th >
07/09/2009
Supporters of Venice's planned new port put their faith in flood barrierSam Jones, The Guardian >
11/06/2009
City known for its water turns to tap to cut trashBy Elizabeth Rosenthal, The New York Times >
28/04/2009
Venice given advice on making most of the city - from MiddlesboroughNick Squires in Venice, The Telegraph >
01/03/2009
Who now can stop the slow death of Venice?Tom Kington, The Observer
The population of Venice peaked at 164,000, but there has been a mass exodus from the world's most beautiful city. Jobs have disappeared to the mainland and tou >
24/02/2009
Anger at Coca-Cola deal to place vending machines in VenicePhilip Willan, The Telegraph
Coca-Cola will be allowed to place vending machines in some of Venice's most historic areas in a £1.8 million deal which has provoked anger among locals. >
28/08/2008
Venice cancels opening ceremony for hated Santiago Calatrava bridgeRichard Owen, The Times >
01/11/2006
Not waving but drowning?Burlington Magazine
Over the years numerous articles in this Magazine have referred to the past destruction or alteration of the buildings of Venice and the disappearance or dispersal of >
26/08/2006
Population decline set to turn Venice into Italy's DisneylandJohn Hooper, The Guardian >
17/02/2006
The Science of Saving VeniceAnna Somer Cocks, ICON: World Monuments Fund Quarterly Magazine >