From mutant biology and brutalist architecture to virtual realities and the aesthetics of violence, we’ll trace David Cronenberg’s cinema through bodily architecture and nightmarish landscapes, spanning from his early films in the 1970s to The Shrouds.
Palazzo delle Esposizioni in Rome and Palazzo Reale in Milan celebrate the great photographer's 100th birthday: the exhibitions bring together a total of more than six hundred original prints.
Much has been made of America's leading newspaper's selection of buildings. We offer a different way of understanding Milan and why its architecture is so important.
Which are the unmissable exhibitions located away from the Arsenale and Giardini? Domus has curated a selection of art, photography, and architecture exhibitions for everyone heading to Venice for the 19th Architecture Biennale.
Now you can share your work through a new function by Domus where you can upload your architecture, design, interior, graphics, illustration, photography and art projects.
There are Sou Fujimoto and Lina Ghotmeh, but not only: the exhibition's ephemeral architecture has been designed by many of the top names in Japanese design, starting with Kengo Kuma.
At Milan Design Week 2025, domusbreakfast@bocconi explores the connection between urban and relational regeneration, with design as a tool for connection. Among the key participants, Franke highlights the role of the kitchen as a vital space for nurturing relationships and renewing the social fabric
From the United States to Italy, from The Netherlands to China, we explore the work and philosophy of the most multifaceted figure on today’s architectural scene, founder of OMA, Pritzker Prize winner in 2000, and irreducible subverter of the modern world’s cultural paradigms.
Five years after its founding, On unveils the new logo for the On Athletics Club and the 2025 race kits, sharing in an exclusive interview with Domus the story behind the redesign that shaped a symbol of connection, unity and sporting ambition.
Ticino-based studio Df_Dc redesigned domestic space with a sophisticated overlay, a cantilevered concrete frame balancing mass and transparency.
Manhattan's most famous and largest park gets a makeover with the Davis Center: a new sports and landscape centre that restores dignity to the northern part of Central Park, Harlem.
A new US startup aims to deliver a made-in-USA electric truck with a price tag below $20,000 by stripping it of any possible optional, including paint.
The festival dedicated to conscious design returns to Salento: conferences, events, workshops and a challenge for the designers of today and tomorrow.
The French capital is set to close roads to car traffic in all arrondissements to create new green and pedestrian spaces.
The Museo Correr in Venice and the Museo Gypsotheca Antonio Canova in Possagno celebrate the legacy of Carlo Scarpa, the undisputed master of twentieth-century Italian architecture, museography, and design.
From Saudi Arabia to Brazil, we explore eight architectures over 500 metres high (minus one) in plan or under construction, which dissolve the boundaries of technology (and human nature) through vertigo.
With the development of the modern city, parks have become an integral part of urban systems not only to ensure public health and environmental quality but also to reconstitute a dialogue with nature.
In the heart of the Córdoba Mountains, the vbrügg studio has designed a residence that combines a light, contemporary architectural structure with a massive concrete tower.
From its beginnings in the 1960s to the exhibition that Tate Modern will dedicate to Julio Le Parc in 2026, optical and kinetic art have changed the relationship between viewer and work, influencing art, design, and visual perception.
A vertical fortress in the heart of Tokyo, Tadao Ando’s latest house blends radical minimalism with a quiet defiance of domestic norms — a meditative space designed to endure.
Giancarlo De Carlo's Collegi in Urbino is hosting a campaign for a signature product of 24Bottles: the brand's first titanium bottle, designed under the banner of essentiality.
Recently launched on iPhone and Android, Meta is a free solution for recording, editing and finishing videos and reels, with an application designed for creators.
From Scarzuola in Bomarzo to the Masone Labyrinth, passing through less famous but equally fascinating gardens, a journey between nature and esotericism to get lost and find yourself amidst monsters, divinities, arcane symbols and stone gazes.
From the Beastie Boys to Wilco, Pink Floyd to Molchat Doma, here are the covers that have redefined the leame between music and architecture.
Keep Driving is an apt narrative of the automobile as an object of powerful innovation, of its youth and that of us all.
In a village in the Chinese hills, a light, modular architecture gives new life to spaces that had long been abandoned, creating a new cafè, a library and a cinema theatre.
History and contemporary design merge in the renovation of a Milanese apartment, where the superfluous is cut by inserting a thin green metal structure and an abstract semicircular staircase.
Amid fairs, debuts, and major comebacks, Milan is establishing itself as a new strategic destination for contemporary art. Who are the players and what to expect from the galleries that promise to reshape the city’s art scene with long-term investments
A contributor to Domus and a lecturer at Harvard, in the 1950s Mango transformed the Neapolitan ceramic tradition into a laboratory of experimentation, anticipating serial customization.
In Gilly, southern Belgium, a green project is designing a new square and carrying out sensitive micro-interventions, transforming a fragmented urban centre into an ecological laboratory.
With a patented system and durable, sustainable materials, Plano is Nardi's signature lounger designed by Raffaello Galiotto.
A collection of freshly opened exhibitions that Domus recommends you visit in Italy (and not only in Italy).
An elegy of barriers between history and art. A concise journey through the history of tariffs, from their archaic origins to their modern implications—read through canvases that portray their economic gesture.
As explained in the latest Life at Home Report, more than a third of people worldwide believe they don't have enough fun at home. This finding also inspired the content of Ikea's latest Fuorisalone exhibition.
We live in an era of housing compression, and micro-apartments have become part of our imagination. But at what cost?
In the south of the Netherlands, the church of Saint Francis of Assisi in Heerlen will be filled with water and transformed into a public swimming pool by 2027. But that won't be its only function.
The World Photography Organisation has announced this year's SWPA winners. Zed Nelson, author of the project "The Anthropocene Illusion", is the Photographer of the Year.
