The location of Ca'Giustinian (Biennale di Venezia) hosts the exhibition 'Gli «Archi» di Aldo Rossi per la 3. Mostra Internazionale di Architettura del 1985'. On display posters, and archival collections of the Historical Archives of Contemporary Arts. Entitled 'Venice Project', the 3. International Architecture Exhibition, directed by Aldo Rossi in 1985, included an international competition in which the director invited architects already established, but also less famous younger, submit ideas and innovative projects for the rehabilitation or conversion of specific areas of the lagoon city and its hinterland. He was nominated for an international jury had the task of selecting the best proposals. In a city known for its anti-modern character, in which it was difficult to create new architectural episodes, the challenge and the opportunity to reinvent urban spaces offered by 'Venice Project' received the highest number of accessions. Were approximately 1,500 participants from around the world. They open the show at Ca'Giustinian Paolo Baratta (President of the Venice Biennale) and Amerigo Restucci (Chancellor of IUAV), followed by a lecture by David Chipperfield (Director of the 13. International Exhibition of Architecture).