High-altitude architecture: when design meets the mountain
12 constructions from the Alps to South America, from Utah to Tibet, tell the romantic and technological story of an adventure of human resourcefulness.
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With the contribution of our readers Domus launched an atlas of design in movies.
Climate Change
Extreme climate events continue to intensify due to climate change, and works of art depicting the fury of natural elements, such as those by John Steuart Curry and Thomas Cole, are highly topical.
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Elmec: “The best place for working remotely? The office”
During the years in which hybrid work has brought physical workplaces to the brink of obsolescence, how can you make the office an appealing space? By facing the issue, just like the tech company we visited in Northern Italy did.
Zaha Hadid Architects unveiled Chengdu Science Fiction Museum’s design
In the shape of a nebula, the museum will be set up in the city that is a symbol of Chinese science fiction, with the intention of becoming a place where reason and fantasy are mixed.
The 10 most fancied Airbnb houses
With a view of nature and far from the most popular tourist destinations: here are the homes that seem to embody our new desires, the most likened ones on Airbnb's Instagram profile.
Should e-scooters get banned? A referendum will decide the issue in Paris
Following numerous complaints from residents, the mayor of the French capital, Anne Hidalgo, says that it is up to the people of Paris to decide whether to ban the vehicles for good.
Nautical design inspires Snøhetta and Werk Arkitekter's Esbjerg Maritime Centre
The project aims to create a place for social aggregation, bringing together in its spaces all the traditional maritime sports practised in the city.
Steven Holl and Toshiko Mori, Guest Editors 2023
A “couple-not-couple” of extremely different architects, will lead the magazine next year.
A house-refuge blends into the Argentine landscape with a focus on sustainability
The residential project by Pablo Senmartin Arquitectos interacts with nature by proposing sustainable approaches and consciously taking advantage of the characteristics of the site.
Isozaki Lodge at the Uffizi Gallery, in Florence the debate reignites
The city’s mayor Nardella counters the Italian government’s doubts by calling for a viable alternative to the project that is now 25 years old.
On the birth of “vintage”: Bruno Munari reviewing the furniture of a Breuer’s interior in the 80s
In 1984, in conversation with Domus as a design critic, the Italian maestro spoke about the origin of trends and aesthetics in which he himself had been involved, in search of a definition of style.
Breakdown of massive volumes in Santiago de Compostela
An impressive housing development in a regenerated former railway area expresses an effective balance between settlement density and reduced visual impact, thanks to the play of volumes and facade textures.
The new Fendi Factory, a building rising out of the landscape
Designed by Piuarch, the venue is located in the countryside of Florence and in dialogue with the surrounding nature.
A narrow flat in Barcelona transformed into a versatile space
Atzur Arquitectura studio enhanced a house with a particular shape by proposing new distribution solutions and highlighting the original floors and ceilings.
Farewell to Pritzker Prize winner Balkrishna Doshi (1927-2023)
The Indian architect has left us aged 95, having embraced and marked with his work the entire history of global architecture since the post-war years. We go back to 2018, when Doshi invited Domus for a visit to Sangath, his studio in Ahmedabad.