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Domus 876
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In reality, what is Milan’s la Scala today? In just 60 years, one of the most famous opera houses in the world has been rebuilt twice. The first was after the aerial bombardments of August 1943, which – as Domus reported at the time – destroyed the roof and the proscenium...
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Edited by Laura Bossi, Elena Sommariva
New bodies, new lives. On Archilab 2004
Not just clothes: when fashion meets art
When painting represents only itself
Ettore Sottsass. Pictures from a window
Steven Holl. Voice of the Suburbs?
Some reflections on George W. Bush’s re-election: suburbs vs urban centres?
SANAA. 21th Century Museum of Contemporary Art
Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa’s latest project alters the museum’s conventional spatial organisation, sacrificing monumentality for the sake of a strong integration with its surrounding urban context. Edited by Joseph Grima. Photography by Walter Niedermayr
Giancarlo De Carlo. The spirits of Milan
An appeal in favour of Milan
Gillo Dorfles. The museum as history and architecture
Theatres and museums are the only contemporary buildings with an impression of everlastingness
Pierre Boulez, Frank Gehry, Paul Holdengräber. In the ear of the beholder
A composer/conductor, an architect and a critic talk about music, architecture and their interction with people. Edited by Karen Marta, Laura Bossi
About the Scala
Milan’s La Scala Theatre reopens after three years of construction and controversy. Texts by John Foot, Angela Frucci. Photography by Lelli&Masotti. Edited by Loredana Mascheroni, Elena Sommariva
Max Neuhaus. Shaping sound
Neuhaus’s non-visual works of art have opened up the territory of contemporary art to the use of sound. Text by Yehuda Safran. Photography by Francesco Jodice
Bruno Latour. Politics of time, politics of space
Everything has become contemporary. The time of cohabitation is here
Interview: Karlheinz Stockhausen
Hans Ulrich Obrist interviews Karlheinz Stockhausen, the most innovative and influential German composer of the postwar era. Edited by Thomas Boutoux, Laura Bossi. Photography by Roberto Masotti
D.H. Damien Hirst in Naples. It’s great to be alive
Hirst’s solo show at the Museo Archeologico in Naples. Text by Caroline Corbetta. Photography by Pino Guidolotti
Steven Holl. Eight towers and a flying ring
Outside Beijing’s historic walls, Steven Holl is building a “city within a city” complete with a flying ring of public spaces. Edited by Rita Capezzuto
Simon Heijdens. Biography of objects
The young Dutch designer applies the techniques acquired in his study of cinema to the design of everyday objects. Edited by Francesca Picchi. Text by Marco Belpoliti. Photography by Ramak Fazel
Post-it: Books
Edited by Gianmario Andreani
The slab and light
Interdisciplinary Mendini
Just a bit of Dorfles
Rassegna: Outdoors
Edited by Maria Cristina Tommasini
Panorama
El Topo: Paola Pivi
Edited by Maurizio Cattelan, Massimiliano Gioni and Ali Subotnick (Wrong Gallery)