Foster + Partners has designed a dog kennel
Called Dome-Home, it is a geodesic shell structure and was designed for a competition dedicated to architecture for dogs.
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This EV trike is a camper and a boat as well
BeTriton is a Latvian-made amphibious camper trike that’s technically both an electrical moped and a small boat. The most surprising thing is that you will be able to buy it or rent it.
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Renzo Piano’s first encounters with Domus
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10 summer music festivals where architecture is the protagonist
From the lobby of a Soviet hotel in Poland to the igloos in the Austrian mountains, 10 musical events where the location is as important as the music. We listed the most peculiar of this post-pandemic summer, featuring some of the most unique architectures and scenarios in the world.
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Now you can share your work through a new function by Domus where you can upload your architecture, design, interior, graphics, illustration, photography and art projects.
Chagall’s Russia
Like that of many Russian intellectuals, the life path of Marc Chagall, the great artist who found himself when he moved to France, was poised between two worlds – the love for his motherland and the freedom that could only be found in Europe.
The electric blue villa owned by Yves Saint Laurent in Marrakesh is up for sale
Villa Oasis, connected to Jardin Majorelle, in the heart of Marrakesh, is up for sale via Sotheby’s. It was designed by Paul Sinoir in the Thirties.
Who is Ib Kamara, the creative who succeeded Abloh at the helm of Off-White
The appointment of Virgil Abloh’s successor to the artistic direction of the brand suggests a conservative future.
5 events you should attend at London Festival of Architecture 2022
This year’s programme explores the theme of “Act” inviting the audience to reflect on how we should act in the face of the climate emergency, social injustice, and the needs of a changing society.
Enrico Astori, navigator of creativity
Enrico Astori has opened up with Driade a previously unusual polyphony in design, which is made up of communication, marketing and unforgettable parties too. More than a company, Driade represents “an inclination towards travel, curiosity, discovery”, as he himself put it.
Royal College of Art’s new campus designed by Herzog & de Meuron
The new project by the Swiss studio for what is probably the most important art and design university in the world was inaugurated on 23 May in Battersea, London.
25% of New York’s streets could be converted as squares and cycle paths
NYC 25x25 is a plan proposed by Transportation Alternatives, which acts to transform a quarter of the current urban space available to cars: an area equivalent to thirteen Central Parks to be taken away from traffic.
In Spain, old country buildings converted into a single-family house
Estudio Roberto Lebrero rehabilitates a series of ruined stone structures near Segovia, designing a place where history and contemporaneity merge with the landscape.
Renzo Piano will redevelop the entrance to the Pezzentelle Cemetery in Naples’ Rione Sanità
Together with the young architects of G124 and their tutors, the Genoese architect is committed to mending what he called “a periphery of the periphery”.
Dimensions X wants to be the Tesla of prefab houses
The Australian company aims to deliver prefabricated homes that customers could configure online, just like an EV car. So far, there’s no word on price and global availability.
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8 architectural masterpieces for sale
Waiting for those who will bring them back to a new life, these houses are not only prestigious properties but also precious testimonies of the cultural and social context from which they were generated.
A concave cafe between malleable fluidity and angular geometries
In South Korea, Nameless Architecture designs Cafè Teri, a refuge at the foot of the sacred mountain Gyeryongsan, formed by two facing buildings in which the flooring blends seamlessly with the walls.