Massive interest in Piano designs exhibition

More than 4,000 people have visited the exhibition on Renzo Piano's proposed projects for the entrance of Valletta, being held at the Archaeology Museum. The Infrastructure Ministry said that the exhibition was visited by 4,194 people in four days,...

More than 4,000 people have visited the exhibition on Renzo Piano's proposed projects for the entrance of Valletta, being held at the Archaeology Museum.

The Infrastructure Ministry said that the exhibition was visited by 4,194 people in four days, apart from 125 architects who visited it during a pre-arranged meeting with Mr Piano.

The ministry said that 559, not including the architects visited on Sunday, 1,360 on Monday, 1,227 on Tuesday and 1,048 yesterday.

The exhibition inlcudes models, designs and photographs of Mr Piano's proposals. It is open until July 31 between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m.

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