Sober building with rigorous shapes built in the 16th century and characterized by two facades: the main one which meets along the Zattere and the secondary one which overlooks the Rio di Ognissanti; the latter has neoclassical elements attributable to the architect Antonio Diedo (although some give the credit to Giuseppe Mezzani).
The building consists of a ground floor, a mezzanine, a noble floor and an attic mezzanine; of particular importance is the four-light window on the main floor with pairs of single-light windows on its sides. The interior, on the other hand, is of notew
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