Now you can spend a night into Up’s hot air balloon house
To celebrate the first 15 years of the beloved Pixar animated film, the Up house in on Airbnb, and who knows, maybe you could even find a snipe.
The revival of the Clore Collection is a family affair
A London architect revives the creative partnership of his parents, a fashion designer and an artist-architect, more than a decade after their death.
Meanwhile, design is turning us into superhumans
There is a field of design that is increasingly present in our lives, one that improves our bodies by pushing them to the limits of humanity and perhaps beyond.
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Artificial dune on the Belgian coast is inspired by an island that no longer exists
DELVA Landscape Architecture and ZJA collaborated in the construction of a new sculptural architecture, creating a landscape inspired by the former medieval island of Testerep.
Foster + Partners designed an all-electric tower in New York
The firm unveiled its design for a Park Avenue office tower designed to blend into the urban landscape of Midtown Manhattan.
Ecce Homo
During an auction in Madrid in 2021, a painting drew public and experts’ attention: it is actually a work by Caravaggio, thought to have been lost for centuries. The artwork will be on display at the Prado Museum for a few months: here is its story.
Wes Anderson designed a Montblanc fountain pen
The director has created his fountain pen, nicknamed the Schreiberling, “the scribbler”.
Steven Holl wins competition for Tirana’s new convention center
The project by Domus Guest Editor 2023 is set to intertwine art and architecture, innovation, and tradition in the capital city of Albania.
Domus 1090 is now available
The May issue of Domus, curated by Norman Foster, explores the future of mobility.
15 designer hotels you can book now
A selection of architectures between Wright, Lautner and Kengo Kuma, Gio Ponti and Norman Foster, merging the escape from the ordinary and a full immersion in modern and contemporary history.
10 things to know about the Apple Pencil Pro and the new iPads
Apple announces an all-new stylus with advanced sensors that will enable unprecedented interactions. It works on the new, more powerful, and ultra-thin iPad Pros. Here’s everything that creative professionals need to know.
Snøhetta's new sustainable tower in Oslo
Vertikal Nydalen offers citizens a new car-free public space, with office and residential spaces that are energetically self-sufficient.
5 mini-chairs resulted from the collaboration between Barbie and Kartell
Mattel Creation has created in collaboration with the great Italian design brand the miniaturised Barbie pink version of some of the brand's iconic chairs.
Carlo Ratti puts intelligence and a Venice takeover at the heart of his Biennale
Natural, artificial and collective intelligence, Venice transformed into a laboratory, a coordination of national pavilions and an open inbox for ideas to be proposed: this is what has been anticipated so far about the Architecture Biennale 2025.
Álvaro Siza on Domus, from the Porto School to projects in China
The Portuguese master through our digital archive, between the redemption of historical traces and critical regionalism, through works and drawings that exude poetic sensitivity.
A shapeshifting wooden capsule is the core of an interior renovation in Sicily
Punto Zero has valorized a 1970s flat overlooking the Straits of Messina by focusing on versatility, flexibility and evolving spaces.
Some of Anish Kapoor’s most gigantic works are now on display in Scandinavia
To house some of the artist’s most impressive works, the Arkes Museum itself had to be transformed.
Amsterdam gets new creative district in Havenstraat
The Dutch firm Powerhouse Company wins the design competition for VrijHaven, an ambitious project that will reshape a former industrial suburban area.
Translucent pavilions to live and work in the Japanese forest
In the woods of Mount Rokko, the renovation of a historic villa with five new cottages offers the opportunity to lodge, work or simply contemplate nature, decanting the pace of a not-far-away metropolitan life.
Gavazzi: A tale of unceasing innovation
Dario Buzzi, Sales & Marketing Director at Gavazzi, tells Domus about the 140-year-long company journey, revealing its attitude towards innovation and the latest successes in the architectural field.
Early-20th-century signs in a contemporary Milanese flat
Pre-existing and new elements dialogue in harmony in a project by Noname Studio built around light and the pleasure of everyday life.
Pantone’s largest mural ever debuts in Jersey City
The Argentine-Spanish artist, along with a team of 5 collaborators, has created the work from the Optichromie series, which recalls pixel art.
Grand Palais, the rebirth of a Paris symbol
The restoration of the Nave, supervised by Chatillon Architectes, is nearly complete, just waiting for the inauguration for the upcoming Olympic Games.
A night in the Ferrari Museum in Maranello will be possible with Airbnb
Renovated by Benedetto Camerana in 2018, the museum will host two visitors exclusively for one night, offering a unique experience among the iconic single-seaters.
Xiaodong Ma mixes Kintsugi and 3D printing in a design critique to consumerism
In its Repairing Society series, the Chinese designer uses the concept of Kintsugi to repair common-use objects and 3D-printed grafts, critiquing our overconsumption society.
The new Domus issue on the future of mobility
Guest editor Norman Foster’s May editorial evokes the mobility scenario imagined in the middle of the last century, highlighting the limits and possibilities of today’s transport systems.
The spaces of Challengers: life as a tennis match
In Guadagnino’s latest film, tennis talk takes center stage, yet it’s never about tennis. And the court becomes a cinematic metaphor.
Mario Cucinella designs the new face of Milan with the Santa Giulia masterplan
The project for the urban regeneration of the south-eastern district in Milan covers a total area of 65 hectares and includes the future third largest park in the city.
Wood and stone for a new university building in the Netherlands
In Tilburg, the first university building in Europe made entirely of wood and clad in stone reinterprets the idea of the palace by following the principles of circularity.
When Renato De Fusco (1929-2024) wrote the history of Domus
We remember the great architectural historian and theorist, who left us aged 94, through his late-millennium essay, dedicated to Domus as a crucial viewpoint onItalian and international cultural history.
“If we have a heritage, it’s to enrich it”. Jean Nouvel’s Paris beyond the Olympics
The future of a changing capital, starting from its architecture. We talked about it with our 2022 guest editor, a protagonist of this transformation through four decades, who designed an installation for Samsung in the heart of the Olympic area.