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Domus 879
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Yona Friedman (1923, Budapest) has never stopped designing cities made up of unforeseen and astonishing architecture. In this world, he imagines thousands of individual spaces governed by a few rules shared by all. A non-deterministic vision of urbanism.
Calendar
Edited by Laura Bossi, Elena Sommariva, Luigi Spinelli
Walid Raad and Akram Zaatari at the Grey Art Gallery
Conversation in the Cathedral
Yohji Yamamoto at Palazzo Pitti
Letter from Moscow
Ettore Sottsass. Pictures from a window
Kram/Weisshaar. Table genetics
Unique even though mass-produced: the office of Kram/Weisshaar has succeeded in programming a software capable of controlling the processes of breeding tables. Edited by Francesca Picchi. Text by Walter Aprile, Stefano Mirti. Photography by Florian Boehm
Bruno Latour. That obscure object of politics
Does transparency suit politics? A conversation between philosophers
Florian Beigel/Architecture Research Unit. In praise of emptiness
Four recent projects in South Korea. A research into the hybrid spaces of contemporary landscape. Edited by Joseph Grima. Photography by Jonathan Lovekin
Fuksas square
Studio Fuksas is developing four projects in Eindhoven. The one for 18 September Square will represent the most important part of the city’s main shopping district. Edited by Matteo Poli
Vesuvius emergency
Vesuvius is by no means extinct. In the coming decades a devastatingly violent eruption is expected to overwhelm the “red” zone on the slopes of the volcano, where more than 540,000 people currently live. Is a mass exodus envisaged? In this report Domus looks at some of the answers
The Overseas Exhibition
Three architects and an art historian chat while taking a walk in Naples around one of the largest modern architecture sites currently being restored. Edited by Rita Capezzuto. Photography by Francesco Jodice
Nader Khalili. Sandbag Shelters
A prototype for temporary housing that can be built quickly using inexpensive means
Cecil Balmond. After the tsunami
Ove Arup and the recostruction
Landscape of pleasure
Visita al set della sitcom urbana sul Fiume delle Perle in Cina A tour of the Pearl River Delta’s Light Urban Comedy. Edited by Kayoko Ota, Joseph Grima. Text by Hu Fang. Photography by Zeng Han
Yona Friedman. Ideas at large
Design suggestions open to development
Interview: William Katavolos
Hans Ulrich Obrist interviews William Katavolos, a pioneer of chemical architecture. Edited by Thomas Boutoux, Loredana Mascheroni
Arakawa+Gins. Living bodies
Lisa Licitra Ponti reports on the volcanic projects by Arakawa and Gins. Edited by Loredana Mascheroni
We need the below-ground
Paul Virilio and François Burkhardt talk about subterranean architecture and Hans Hollein’s design for the Museum in Salzburg, hollowed out of the mountain
Post-it: Books
Edited by Gianmario Andreani
The material of stone
The History of an urbanist
Ponti once again
The history of Mendelsohn
Rassegna: Building
Edited by Maria Cristina Tommasini
Panorama
El Topo: Diego Perrone
Edited by Maurizio Cattelan, Massimiliano Gioni and Ali Subotnick (Wrong Gallery)