How to create a room from a London garden
A new, fully reversible wooden construction dialogues with the greenery of a Victorian house and plays with the language of romantic gardens.
How Frieze became one of the world’s most influential art events
October is the month of Frieze London 2024: let's take a look back at the history of the fair: from its beginnings to its rapid expansion up to the present day.
Italian Pavilion at the 2025 Venice Biennale: the finalist projects
There are three finalist projects for the Italian Pavilion at this 19th edition of the Venice Architecture Biennale. Here are the designers.
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One World Trade Center, New York’s tallest skyscraper
A building that recounts past tragedies, rush of rebirth and contemporary records but is, above all, a manifesto of sustainability and balance between form and function.
Artworks created with AI thanks to Lenovo
Ten Italian artists have used Lenovo's new Yoga line of creative folding PCs to create works of art. The result, at times disorienting, was exhibited at the Meet Digital Culture in Milan.
Mendini's corkscrews for Alessi have a completely new edition
30 years of Anna G. – forming an iconic duo of corkscrews with Alessandro M. – are celebrated, and the Viennese-Milanese fashion designer Arthur Arbesser has collaborated with Alessi to create a new look.
Why we are talking again about Niki de Saint Phalle, the Tarot Garden artist
Milan honors the French-American artist with a not-to-be-missed anthological exhibition that portrays her as more contemporary than ever.
Photos of the new neighbourhood designed by Mario Cucinella in Milan
The shots of the Urban Reports collective capture the urban regeneration work Seimilano, which has changed the face of a vast area in the south-west of the city. Now on display at the Triennale.
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Norman Foster talks about the compact city
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Brutalisten, Carsten Höller’s brutalist restaurant, soon to open in Paris
All the details on the highly anticipated opening of the artist's pop-up restaurant for Art Basel Paris 2024, in collaboration with We Are Ona and chefs Coen Dieleman and Stefan Eriksson
Ten 20th century architectures everyone should know
To celebrate World Architecture Day, we present a selection of iconic and unmissable works from the 20th century, from New York to Sydney, from Tokyo to São Paulo, from Mies van der Rohe to Zaha Hadid.
The House of Rubens in Antwerp has got a new gate
The building by Robbrecht en Daem architecten welcomes the public to the Flemish painter’s museum site, and is developed with the same spatiality as his works.
What we talk about when we talk about makers
From Queen Elizabeth II’s carriage to techniques that can transform design, the Making In festival explored the phenomenology of a movement as eclectic as it is vital.
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A modernist sign in the Portuguese countryside
To restore and extend a historic building, Pardo arquitectura has brought a contemporary gesture to the rural context, through a sharp and rigorous geometry in dialogue with the landscape.
What can we expect from art in virtual reality?
The Dutch VR artist Celine Daemen, president of this year’s jury of Venice Immersive,, tells Domus where are we going with VR art, among immersiveness and liminal spaces.
Who are Boomers, Millennials and Gen Z? And why are we talking so about it?
Much is owed to a 1990s novel, but also to the obsession with youth typical of our times.
Mexico, where history becomes art
Today, October 4th, Mexico celebrates its birth. A powerful art movement emerged from this land of contrasts in the 20th century. Rivera, Orozco, and Kahlo – the Muralists – tell the story of a people seeking redemption through colors, passions, and history.
Norman Foster explores the future of the workplace
The October issues focuses on the new sustainable and flexible workplaces that enhance human interaction while adapting to technological and social change.
Who is Hedi Slimane, how he changed Celine and why he is being talked about
Hedi Slimane is no longer the creative director of the LVMH brand. But who is he? And what will become of Celine?
Trees shape a patio house on the heights of Guadalajara
For this Mexican house, Taller Tequio started from the site conditions to design an architecture that lets the landscape break through its elements.
Maybe the Centre Pompidou is coming to New Jersey
The city council has voted for a new plan: the museum will be located at 808 Pavonia Avenue in the Journal Square neighbourhood, occupying 9.000 square meters.
Restoring the modern in a 1970s Mexican house
The renovation of a house inspired by the lexicon of the International Style enhances the original features of the building, with strict geometries and large windows.
Brutalism in Tenerife: the House of Architects photographed by Roberto Conte
In this exclusive feature, the Italian photographer tells Domus about a little-known Brutalist gem he recently portrayed.
Flos captures its icons in the Milanese entryways
The Icons project transforms 12 of the brand’s iconic lamps into instruments of contemplation, set within Milanese architecture created by the great masters of Italian architecture.
Ora ïto’s electric restomod for the Renault 17
The French designer reimagined the historic car with a nod to cinema and Sci-Fi. The one-of-a-kind restomod will be on display at the Paris auto show in mid-October.
Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s Surrounded Islands to be revived in Florida
The NSU Art Museum in Fort Lauderdale will become the permanent home of the Surrounded Islands Documentation Exhibition, an overview of the duo’s iconic work.
A growing family transforms a Victorian house in Toronto
To free up a series of highly compressed rooms, Reign Architects reduced all physical divisions in the interior, playing with the form of the historic architecture.
The new Zurich Children’s Hospital designed by Herzog & de Meuron has been completed
The hospital emphasizes a holistic vision of care, highlighting the contribution of architecture to well-being.
The rise of AI gadgets: solutions in search of a problem
Here are 7 much discussed gadgets with artificial intelligence on board: supposed to be the next big thing in tech, so far most of them just make us say “this could have been an app”.
A concrete façade shaped by light and Mexican winds
Brutalist and expressionist memories creep into a housing estate in Ciudad Juarez, through plastic and massive volumes that play with chiaroscuro and emotional perceptions.
7,000 new homes will transform the Bronx
Some see the plan, which includes new public transport stations, as the first step towards gentrifying the area.