Most come on Saturday by water taxi, but all are here by Sunday afternoon. Room assignments are made ahead of time by Joy. Most rooms have two or four beds and look like a typical dorm room with a desk and closet for each student. The mosquito netting is used during the warm months because there are no screens on the windows…yet. The faculty apartment has newly installed window screens and we are told the entire house is going in that direction. AC is not in the picture so each room gets a standing fan, too.
The library and two conference/class rooms, four bedrooms, bathroom, laundry room, and living room are on the bottom floor.
Upstairs are three more bedrooms, kitchen, dining room, living/sitting room with piano, and faculty apartment.
We have two doors: the main one is at number #699 next to Guggenheim Museum whereas the #700 entrance, where the bell is, is only used for guest arrivals and deliveries.
The Venice Campus is built around a courtyard and has living quarters for students both on the ground floor and the floor above. These are connected by a winding staircase also leading to a mezzanine with administration offices and a small bathroom.
Down stairs in the four bedrooms are: #1 Lillian, Helen, Crystal; #2 Anna, Caroline, Riley; #3 Brett, Benjamin, Jake, Spencer; #4 Jonathan, Jackson, Kevin
Upstairs in the three bedrooms are: #1 Emily, Hannah; #2 Caroline, Megan; #3 Elaina, Avery
2020 Vision of Venice 