The restoration project involved the monastery annexed to the Romanesque-Gothic church of S. Salvador in Venice. The structure, subjected to an impressive intervention in 1500 that transformed it into the complex that can be seen today, was transformed into a barracks in 1800, and from the early 1900s was used by the state telephone company. The last work on the property, dating back to the second half of the 1980s, was carried out by TIM, a company that is still using the property today.