Aerial panoramic cityscape of Venice with Santa Maria della Salute church, Veneto, Italy.

Venice Biennale Exhibit 2025

Contact

Name: Edgar Stach, Dr.-Ing, AIA/IA
Position: Director, Institute for Smart & Healthy Cities Professor of Architecture

About Venice Biennale Exhibit 2025

You are invited to the preview of the exhibition.

The exhibit TIME SPACE EXISTENCE PRESENTS: INTERSECTIONS – HEALTH, ENVIRONMENT, AND DESIGN at Palazzo Mora during the Venice Biennale will showcase the transformative impact of architecture, urban planning, and public health. It will feature multimedia displays and sound installations that explore the vital connection between the built environment and human well-being.

The exhibit will include more than 60 projects and groundbreaking research from Thomas Jefferson University faculty, students, and partners, highlighting the critical role of human-centered design in building resilient, healthy cities. It will also emphasize the powerful connection between architecture, urban planning, and public health, with multimedia elements designed to inspire dialogue and innovation.

The exhibit will be on display from May 10, 2025, to November 24, 2025, at Palazzo Mora, Strada Nova 3659, Venice, at the European Cultural Center during the 2025 Venice Biennale.

The symposium will be held at:

Palazzo Michiel del Brusà
Cannaregio 4391A,
30121 Venice VE, Italy

June 24, 2025, 15:00 to 18:00 CET (9:00 AM to 12:00 PM EST)

Project Team

Thomas Jefferson University

Edgar Stach
Barbara Klinkhammer
Loukia Tsafoulia
Renee Walker

Author/Curator

Emily Penrose
Brooke Wimberley

Simulation & Media

Luke Vastano
Liam Presser
Christina Lao

Design Team Leader

Luke Vastano
Liam Presser

Web design

Liam Presser

Social media

Thomas Jefferson Faculty

Credits
© 2025 Thomas Jefferson University / Institute for Smart and Healthy Cities

Thanks to
THOMAS JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY

Barbara Klinkhammer
Dean of Faculty of The College of
Architecture and the Built Environment

Katie DiSantis and Christopher Pastore
Institute for Smart & Healthy Cities

Sponsors

Thomas Jefferson University
The Martinson Fund Jefferson
Institute for Smart and Healthy Cities

Collaborating Universities

Thomas Jefferson University is a private research university in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Established in its earliest form in 1824 and today comprises ten colleges and four schools offering over 200 undergraduate and graduate programs. Jefferson is a comprehensive, professional university and hospital system and provides with its 18 hospitals a research platform and excellent clinical and compassionate care.