The Palazzo Santa Sofia—or the Ca D’Oro (House of Gold), as it is also known—is one of the most notable examples of late Venetian Gothic architecture, which combined the existing threads of ...

Work on the Palazzo Santa Sofia began in 1420 and was not fully completed until at least 1436. After Marin Contarini ’s death in 1456, the house was passed down repeatedly to his descendants ...

Quite a large audience, well beyond the capacity of the Palazzo Santa Sofia hall, attended a very informative and entertaining talk yesterday about the seven sounds that have been lost from the ...

It was, as a speaker said, a commemorative homage to Godfrey Wettinger, the late foremost scholar on Medieval Malta. It was a double-level homage for its conclusion, if I understood right, showed ...

ONE of Glasgow’s most iconic buildings has changed hands in a £14.1 million deal. The Ca’d’oro Building – or ‘House of Gold’ – named after the gilded 15th century Palazzo Santa ...