The Venetian Arsenal (Arsenale di Venezia)

"Arsenale" is derived from the history behind the Venetian Arsenal in Venice, Italy. We believe the inner workings of the arsenal mirror the way that we like to work. Relentless execution, long-term thinking, and incredibly high work ethic. Our logo is a reference to the bridge that sits outside of the Arsenal.

A Brief History

The Venetian Arsenal (Arsenale di Venezia) was an unusually advanced operation for 1104, not because of any single invention, but because of how it was run. It was a production system where thousands of workers produced ships, weapons, and supplies in one place, using standardized parts and tightly defined roles. Work moved through the site in a logical sequence, allowing Venice to build and maintain its fleet at a speed and scale that other powers simply couldn't match. In practical terms, the Arsenal functioned like an early industrial operating system, and that operational advantage is what allowed Venice to project power and control Mediterranean trade for centuries.

Famously, the Arsenal could reportedly produce a fully equipped warship in a single day.