IUAV Reviews

The worst website ever. Not responsive. No SSL certificate. Better go and study elsewhere. This Uni is lame...

Ex cotton mill and now Architecture University Department

Comfortable and complete library (wifi, lamp, PC use) but the environment is not good. A student from the IUAV made fun of me because I am of a lower social class. This university should give students a basic and advanced course on "how to respect people". To learn this it doesn't take a 30 or an 18 on the exam. It was a really sad episode.

There is no precise indication for the opening hours of the offices on the site and on the telephone of the offices no one answers systematically or is busy. How do you talk to your offices?

One of the most beautiful and elegant architecture schools in Italy and in the world

If you're an Architect, Arch Student or in the Arts- do yourself a favor and drop in. Its a nice reprieve from the bustle of Venice and you get to see what the young minds are currently working on in the city. Don't forget that all the greats have come through these doors to get their education - the likes of Le Corbusier, Louis Kahn, Frank Lloyd Wright, Carlo Scarpa and Ando to name a few!

No one answers all the telephone numbers on the site. As for the emails they are no less. It is a waste of time and patience. Compliments!

Excellent place to visit. Away from usual tourist spot. The gate is relatively new designed by a renounced architect who was the Dean of school of architecture.
The old gate it preserved as a landscape feature. About 200 years back venician students and teachers of the university broke the old gate to reclaim the university from priests.
A wonderful architecture blended with old and new.

Almost unattainable for disabled people, who already with an escort could struggle ...

Excellent university, perhaps the best faculty of architecture in Italy

The worst university a design student can ever attend. I am attending 2 years of the master's degree and I am throwing 2 years of my life.

I've spent years there. The library is definitely the university's flagship. Noisy? Before the enlargement it was more. Now there are dedicated spaces for those who want to remain secluded (with whom?) And for those who want to share everything.

Yes veins that it is a University based on the arts
You should see the benches of the classrooms dedicated to graduations, real works of art