The May issue of Domus takes a deep plunge into Japanese architecture: we visit SANAA's new Vitra warehouse; Atelier Bow-Wow's Koisuru-Buta laboratory; Junya Ishigami's studio, and explore the true meaning of the words "recycling" and "reuse" for contemporary Japanese architecture. Issue 969 also surveys a series of public buildings in Japan and revisits Kisho Kurokawa's Nakagin Capsule Tower— an icon of Japanese Metabolism. The May issue visits the Cannes MIPIM real-estate fair; explores the design wars between Samsung and Apple, and in the latest SuperNormal installment, wonders how to trigger empathy between humans and the latest humanoid holograms, which work as virtual assistants in airports all over the world.
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