Shift Landmark is the name of a €240 million complex set to rise in Rotterdam, to be designed by one of five shortlisted studios. Its ambition? To make sustainability something people can actually experience.
The Museo del Genio in Rome presents a major retrospective dedicated to the father of French humanist photography: 140 works retrace the entire career of a photographer who shaped the timeless image of Paris.
We’ve selected the most emblematic footwear models from the brand founded by Rudolf Dassler, recently brought under the control of the Chinese sportswear giant Anta.
With a documentary shot entirely on iPhone, director Francesca Comencini returns to Scampia after Gomorrah to bring the Vele back to their simplest and most radical dimension: home.
A 2013 licensing agreement and a recent ruling by the UK Court of Appeal have opened the possibility that Zaha Hadid Architects may drop its founder’s name, ten years after her death.
With Casa dos Muros, SET Arq has transformed limitations into opportunities. The project is set between two existing stone walls and around a tree, creating a play of solids, voids, and transparencies.
More than modernist icons, the Neutra VDL House and the Galka Scheyer House operate as living platforms for Los Angeles’ art scene. We visited them during Frieze Week to see how exhibitions, residencies and gatherings activate these historic spaces.
The name itself denounces the concept of the house: introverted and almost completely closed to the outside world. In reality, there is much more to this ethereal space sculpted by white masonry.
Between dazzling ice, sky-blue–yellow–green gradients, and bodies wrapped like ultra-tech cosplayers, the Games have built a universe suspended somewhere between West Side Story and K-Pop. Now the real test is the Paralympics’ visual identity: less spectacle, more reality.
With the installation of the four-armed cross atop the Tower of Jesus Christ, the exterior of Gaudí’s greatest work is officially complete — making it the tallest church in the world.
The two Visiona installations designed by the legendary Danish designer Verner Panton—whose centenary we are celebrating this year—transformed a boat on the Rhine in the early 1970s into a radical laboratory for contemporary living.
In the project Soviet Playgrounds, David Navarro and Martyna Sobecka document more than 150 playgrounds across the former USSR — rockets, spacecraft and climbing globes built during the Cold War.
The work belonging to collector Jorge Alcolea and recently exhibited in Milan, could be auctioned by Bonhams in March 2026.
In his Milan debut for Gucci, Demna turns tradition into scenography. Statues, wood, and amplified historical codes: Italianness becomes a device suspended between design, theatre, and identity.
A landmark show dedicated to the Mexican architect takes over Cuadra San Cristóbal — turning one of his most iconic works into both the setting and the subject of the exhibition.
Between new regulations in China, European safety tests and growing pushback from carmakers themselves, automotive design is abandoning its obsession with screens and putting safety, ergonomics and “eyes-off” usability back at the center of the project.
“La città degli oggetti” (The city of objects) puts the furniture designed by Aldo Rossi for UniFor in dialogue with Francesco Somaini's architectural sculptures, constructing a city in scale.
In Barcelona, the Ca na Baldu i en Diego (Catalan for "house of Baldu and Diego") is the result of a careful stitching process that transforms existing heterogeneous volumes into a new unified and coherent organism.
From Game Boy cartridges to holographic cards, the phenomenon created by Satoshi Tajiri didn’t just build a global imaginary — it engineered a system that taught entire generations how rarity works.
The latest tranche of the Epstein Files has reignited controversy over ties between Tom Pritzker and Jeffrey Epstein, delaying the announcement of architecture’s most important award.
Gardens, oases, devotions and ghosts — but also performance, jazz, ficus trees in Venice and mango in Dakar. It sounds like a novel by Gabriel García Márquez. Instead, it’s an exhibition. Here are the themes, new features, artists and standout moments of the 61st Venice Biennale, “In Minor Keys”.
N Plus Magic House is a modular system for felines that explicitly references the Nakagin Capsule Tower: a micro-architecture designed to grow vertically, module after module.
The demolition of Y Block, the rescue of Picasso's mosaics, Hoyblokka and the new buildings: this is where the long regeneration of Oslo's government district by Nordic Office of Architecture begins. Domus visited the site and spoke with the architects who have been working on the project for over ten years.
OPT100 Neo Film is a miniature digital camera that pays tribute to 35mm film. It comes from Japan, following the success of Kodak Charmera.
The cottage at the center of Heated Rivalry is set to welcome guests in real life, giving fans the chance to step inside the show’s most buzzed-about location.
Not just Koolhaas: the home architect Mart Van Schijndel designed for himself in the heart of Utrecht is a firework display of irony, technological daring, and atmospheric research. An unusual postmodern interplay between innovation and reinterpretations of Gerrit Rietveld.
An aesthetic born on TikTok uses veils, silence and subtraction to push back against the saturation of the online gaze.
Cannaregio 5251 is the address of a Venetian house that, with recent renovation, reveals its authentic history through traces of the past.
Marking the 40th anniversary of the project that wrapped the historic bridge, JR prepares a monumental temporary intervention on the Pont Neuf in collaboration with Snap and Daft Punk’s Thomas Bangalter.
The Vienna-based artist traces her path from radical painting to immersive spatial environments, culminating in her new intervention in the underpass of Trento.
From Ikea’s Frakta turned into a $2,000 luxury tote to Telfar’s bag inspired by department store carriers, and Lidl’s cart-shaped mini bag, the grocery shopper is no longer just a container — it’s a marker of identity.
A chalet built to house engineers at a coal mine in Catalonia has finally been attributed to Antoni Gaudí. The architect had never claimed authorship.
From her childhood in the mountains of Lebanon to her role chairing the Middle East and Africa jury at the Holcim Foundation Awards 2025, Ghotmeh reflects on craft, resilience, sustainability and architecture as a deeply human act.
