Welcome to
Domus Network!—

As an open platform of debate and discussion, from today DomusWeb is welcoming its readers on board. We want to hear from you: Have you designed a building, or a product, and you'd like us to feature it? Is there an exhibition, or a book, you'd like to review? Do you have a critical text you'd like to see published? Check the submission instructions below, send us your material, and, if it's compatible with our editorial guidelines, it'll be featured on domusweb. If you contribute regularly, you'll become part of the new global community of designers, researchers, artists, curators, and critics we call Domus Network, and whose names will be listed on our website.
Each month, four selected submissions will each be given a "Domus Network" page in the print magazine, and will receive a fee.

Login at the bottom of the page and submit your project, or write to us at redazione@domusweb.it

Guidelines

1. Architecture and design projects

If you have a new building, product, landscape design, research project, book or any other kind of realised project, we'd love to feature it on DomusWeb. We generally don't feature renderings or other unrealised projects, but if you send us materials and we'll consider them for publication. Please send along a project description, credits, and any other information. If you have a movie or an animation you'd like us to consider, please send us a link from which it can be downloaded. (We don't like logging into FTP sites).
A note regarding image size: the resolution of images on DomusWeb is higher than most sites. Images need to have a minimum base size of 960 pixels for us to be able to publish them.

2. Opinion pieces (Op-Eds)

As a platform for open, critical discussion and debate, domusweb regularly features incisive, insightful writing and critical opinions by renowned figures in the architecture community. From today, we are opening this section up to our readers. Writing is evaluated solely on its interest and merit: we are looking for well-written, compelling texts on topics relevant to the design community, on every scale from the spoon to the city. We are particularly interested in texts that address issues related to current affairs (from Tahir Square's role in the Arab Spring to the debate around copyright protection).
Please note that it is not possible to include images in this section.

3. Reviews

On domusweb, we regularly feature reviews of the most interesting art exhibitions, books, events etc. Needless to say, please don't propose to review your own work - if you'd like your own work to be featured, please send us the materials as per section 1.

4. Photoessays

domusweb regularly features the work of some of the world's most talented and innovative photographers, with an explicit focus on landscape, architecture, urbanism and design. If you would like your work to be featured in our Photoessay section, please send us some preview images together with a project description.

5. Schools

Every week, DomusWeb features a focus on the work being done in a different school of architecture, art and design around the world. If you would like your school to be featured, upload a content.
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