Carlo Scarpa ranks among the most important architects of the 20th century. His work has spanned various fields, from glass design to museum installations and restoration projects.
Even now he remains a reference point for contemporary design and is the subject of extensive study and research, with a vast international bibliography.

The Castelvecchio Museum is part of the system of the Civic Museums of Verona. Its restoration and installation were supervised by Carlo Scarpa between 1958 and 1974, under the guidance of Licisco Magagnato, the museum’s director at that time.
The Venetian master’s drawings for the majestic intervention completed at Castelvecchio are gathered in the museum in an archive named after him.