Biennale Architecture Chronology(1975-2006)

　　Tenth International Architeture Exhibition, directed by Richard Burdett. The exhibition was entitled Cities, architecture and society and ran from September 10 to November 19 (the collateral section City-Port was held in Palermo until January 14, 2007). The exhibition attracted over 130,000 visitors.

　　2004

　　Ninth International Architecture Exhibition, directed by Kurt W. Forster. The exhibition was entitled METAMORPH (September 12 - November 7). The exhibition attracted over 115,000 visitors.

　　2002

　　Eighth International Architecture Exhibition, Castello Gardens and Arsenale (director: Deyan Sudjic). The exhibition was entitled Next and took place from September 8 to November 3, attracting over 100,000 visitors.

　　2000

　　Seventh International Architecture Exhibition, Castello Gardens and Arsenale (director: Massimiliano Fuksas). The exhibition took place from June 18 to October 29 under the title Less Aesthetics, More Ethics.

　　1996

　　Sixth International Architecture Exhibition. Castello Gardens (director: Hans Hollein). The main exhibition was entitled Sensing the Future - The Architect as Seismograph and covered some thirty contemporary masters of architecture.

　　1992

　　Architecture: Modernity and the sacred space. Old Granaries on the Giudecca (curator: Paolo Portoghesi).

　　1991

　　Fifth International Architecture Exhibition. Castello Gardens. National pavilions: Forty Architects for the 90s; exhibition of project designs for A Gateway to Venice; exhibition of project designs for the Italian Pavilion; new Bookshop Pavilion designed by James Stirling. Corderie dell'Arsenale: The Venice Prize, an encounter of 43 schools of architecture; exhibition of projects for the new Palazzo del Cinema on the Lido (director: Francesco Dal Co).