The castle museum Castelvecchio by Carlos Capa in Verona, Italy, in 1974. The renovation of the Castle museum is one of Italy's national treasure architect Carlo Scarpa's acclaimed masterpieces. He worked on the project from 1957 to 1975. 

In terms of how to deal with the relationship between the original history of the building and the transformation, the design of the structure, the use of materials and other aspects, the castle Museum is undoubtedly the most wonderful answer given by Scarpa in his career. What is more memorable is that the museum exhibits an exhibition so in keeping with the architectural atmosphere that it still looks as pioneering and classic as it did when it opened in 1964. 

Since its completion, the Castle Museum has been an enduring source of inspiration for architects, interior designers and exhibition designers around the world.Carlo Alberto Scarpa is deeply influenced by materials, landscape, Venetian history and culture, and Japan. Based on his imagination of the beauty of materials, his architecture is profoundly sensitive to temporal transitions as short as the seasons and as long as history.