The island that Donald Trump wants to become part of the United States is home to remarkable contemporary architecture, designed to adapt to a climate unlike any other in the world.
Not far from the villa completed in 1964 by the founder of Domus, literature professor Azar Nafisi gathers veiled female students in her living room to read banned books. It is the 1990s, and her story goes around the world.
In Mariupol, the battle between Russia and Ukraine is over, but another war is still being fought: an ideological one, waged through architecture as well.
Titled a serpentine, the 2026 Serpentine Pavilion in London reinterprets the brick-wall traditions of English architecture through the vision of the Mexican studio Lanza Atelier.
The world’s leading sports-architecture practice has designed the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium, a project meant to pave the way for Morocco’s bid to host the 2030 World Cup. We discussed it with François Clément, Senior Principal at Populous EMEA.
Just outside Padua in northern Italy, the architecture studio AACM – Atelier Architettura Chinello Morandi has reinterpreted a traditional rural building type to create a new kindergarten: a small village of archetypal volumes nestled among the trees.
To reinterpret a modern architectural legacy, this restoration and extension project draws on the material textures and color palette of its surroundings, while simultaneously dissolving them through a play of transparency and softened, layered views.
Photographer Marta Minuzzo traces seventy years of sacred architecture that reshaped liturgy, communities and the edges of Italian cities.
First The Brutalist, then The Great Arch: architects are increasingly at the center of the screen, and increasingly portrayed as fictional extraterrestrials. Is cinema suffering from poor eyesight, or does design have an issue narrating itself?
Although it looks like a single house, it is actually two houses in one. This French home has a dual personality: one side faces uphill and the other downhill, with the interior spaces arranged vertically.
From Japan comes a hospitality model in which architecture, technology and flexibility intertwine to redefine post-pandemic ways of living, under the guidance of the most visionary names in contemporary architecture.
Art sets the pace and architecture follows
Frederic Migayrou, curator of the exhibition “Aerodream” at the Centre Pompidou-Metz, tells us the aesthetic and social evolution of these majestic inflatable structures, from Second World War until today.
The large auditorium designed by the Italian architect was part of a plan to relaunch the city through architecture: it was never completed and is now at risk of demolition.
In this home by studio nicolás&nicolás, contemporary design meets space and materiality of the Andes, composing an allegory of family cohesion.
