The new iMacs bring colour back to the desktop
Twenty-three years after the G3 Model, Apple reboots its popular all-in-one with a wide selection of colours and a stunning design drawn from the iPad Pro's playbook.
“O-tower”, BIG’s new project recall the eye of Sauron
In Hangzhou, China, the Danish studio presented the new Oppo headquarters, a tower articulated by a ring shape that will combine the company activities with spaces dedicated to the public.
Mark Mack
Cursed Architecture: Cecil and Ansonia hotels
The curious cases of the Cecil Hotel in Los Angeles and the Ansonia Hotel in New York: although shared similar ambitions and past turbulences during their history, the different surroundings and class conditions produced a totally different outcome.
In Paris, a high school synthesizes past and present
Mikou Studio Architects weaves the old façade of a Renault plant in Boulogne-Billancourt into the complex of a new school, which integrates with the city and becomes a metaphor for urban regeneration.
Domus 1056 is on newsstands: “Confronting nature”
Through projects and visions by Junya-Ishigami+Associates, Katarsis, Neri Oxman and others, the new issue of Domus is all about the relationship between man and his constructions on one side, and nature on the other.
The need for the apocalyptic (not only in architecture)
For everyone, but especially those involved in architecture, it may make sense today to approach the Apocalypse, the zero point of the sense of the end of time.
Between hideout and eden, a house behind the Défense
In the famous banlieue of the French capital, a 19th-century house finds an intimate reconfiguration through the rarefied design of Clément Lesnoff-Rocard and Gil Percal.
Memphis: the rebirth of Negresco by Martine Bedin
After 40 years from its first launch at the 1981 Salone del Mobile in Milan, Memphis Milano relaunches the renowned design icon.
Photographic journey in search of Kitsch Architecture
With his visual investigation, French photographer Loïc Vendrame documents the use of kitsch in contemporary urban space, in Turkey and the United Arab Emirates.
Unapologetic spaces. Interiors by Vico Magistretti
In its third episode, the narration of Vico Magistretti through the Domus archive explores the interiors designed by the Milanese master, spatial devices instigating and questioning the act of dwelling.
The pains of the young internet. Design dilemmas from the Yahoo Answers era
As the life of the legendary q&a website comes to an end, Domus bids farewell to what in a sense could be considered as an epistemological competitor.
Morag Myerscough’s new colorful bamboo installation in London
See through in Grosvenor Square’s garden in London is the artist’s latest project for her city.
Simple and precise volumes for a villa in Portugal
In Santarém, studio dp arquitectos designs a single-family villa, contrasting the richness of the surrounding landscape with clean lines and white volumes.
Rome, Naples, Milan, Genoa and Palermo in Giovanna Silva’s “smart” photos
How is the relationship between cities and those who narrate them through images changing? Taking a cue from the publication of her new project, entirely shot with an iPhone, we discuss about it with the Italian photographer.
Garofoli Group
From doors to furniture: the Garofoli Group universe
Interior doors, armoured doors, fire doors, but also parquet, boiserie, walk-in wardrobes and furnishing systems: Garofoli Group offers a wide range of integrated solutions for interiors.
Urban vegetable gardens for better cities: an introductory guide
To guide you through horticultural practices in the city and reflect on urban gardens as promoters of environmental sustainability and social cohesion.
A house inspired by old fishermen’s huts in Sweden
Three interconnected wooden modules open onto the landscape: with Field House, Lookofsky Architecture interprets traditional Swedish dwellings in a contemporary way.