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This study aims to clarify historically the utilization of waterfront of Venice, which is known as a water city, back in 19th and 20th century. It focuses on the waterfront to see the main characteristics of the water cities and considers how it has shaped today's Venice. Particularly, it intends to clarify the change in the process of construction of terraces overhanging the canal and the utilization of the riverside (fondamenta) in the development of the infrastructures after the fall of the Republic in Venice a city where boats and buildings are naturally blended, transformed the urban structure by. Since the end of 19th century in the San Marco area, along the Riva degli Schiavoni and Grand Canal waterfront, terraces along the waterfront create an intimate relation between people and water giving the current image of the water city Venice.

A STUDY ON HOTELS LOCATED ALONG THE WATERFRONT AND CONSTRUCTION OF OVERHANGING TERRACES ON THE CANAL IN VENICE