Social housing between panoramic views and neighbourhood life
A social housing intervention in a popular and lively neighbourhood of Barcelona facilitates the transition from an established housing type to a new one, in dialogue with the residents.
JR interviewed by Jean Nouvel: “A world apart”
Domus guest editor 2022 retraces with the artist, also French, the genesis and stages of the project in Tehachapi Prison, reflecting on the effects of globalization.
50 architectures to know
Homes around the world and in history. A global journey through nearly a century of Domus archives.
Rietveld′s air cab, Gropius′s scooter and other designer vehicles according to AI
We asked an artificial intelligence, Stable Diffusion, to generate the vehicles of the future that the big names of architecture and design could never design, but could have easily imagined.
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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.
BIG will transform the port of Aqaba into a decarbonised hub
The Danish firm is redesigning the container port term in Aqaba, Jordan, in cooperation with APM Terminals and Maersk. The main objective is decarbonization through the use of solar power and optimization of the architecture.
Edison Next
Sustainable historical heritage
Edison works with some of Italy’s leading cultural institutions – Biennale di Venezia, Teatro alla Scala, Fondo Ambiente Italiano (FAI) – to make their architectural heritage more efficient and sustainable.
Expansion and renovation work on Bilbao Museum of Fine Arts kicks off
Foster + Partner’s design strives to combine technology, humanism and sustainability, increasing the museum space by more than 2,000 square meters and reorienting it with respect to the city.
A minimal space shaped by pure volumes for an office in Turin
PAT. studio experiments with visual experience and looks to art to renovate the spaces of a law firm deconstructing a rigorous existing layout through solids and color units.
A new museum for Albert Khan designed by Kengo Kuma
The Japanese architect's firm together with Michel Desvigne designs a poetic place where engawa, the space that connects interiors to the garden, plays an important role.
Studio Libeskind's glass extension to the art déco tower of Antwerp
The Boerentoren aims to become a cultural institution and a public space for art.
Two Domus guest editors in 2023, a turning point year
Steven Holl and Toshiko Mori, a “couple-not-couple” of extremely different New York-based architects, will lead the magazine next year. Inaugurating the second part of the 10x10x10 cycle: here is the presentation by editorial director Walter Mariotti.
Contemporary eclecticism, a hotel in Berlin
A boutique hotel interior participates in the renovation of a historic building, recalling the “belle époque” of the German capital in an experience that avoids vintage clichés.
Bruno Latour (1947-2022)
All editorials written exclusively for Domus by the great French philosopher, sociologist and anthropologist.
New campus designed by Renzo Piano revamps Milano Bovisa
The Pritzker Prize-winning architect recently unveiled a new Bovisa-Goccia master plan for a new Milan Polytechnic University campus, with twenty new buildings and an affected area of nearly 60 hectares.
Criticism mounts for Herzog & de Meuron’s new museum in Berlin
The Museum der Moderne would be too expensive and not sustainable enough, especially considering the energy crisis, many commentators notice.
Alessandro Michele, the secular messiah who redesigned fashion
In seven years as the artist director of Gucci, Alessandro Michele has redesigned the brand, simultaneously twisting the very idea we have of fashion: mixing high and low, luxury and counterculture, digital and real.
Pierluigi Cerri (1939-2022) and his own private Milan
The architect, graphic designer and co-founder of Gregotti Associati passed away at the age of 83. We remember him by going back to the highly personal account of Milan he had shared with Domus in 2014, diving deep into the multiple and hidden identities of the city.
Design in films: Archibugi’s The Hummingbird, a missed opportunity
An inventory with some of the most legendary Italian furniture design pieces turned into a missed opportunity: Archibugi’s latest film shows how cinema often fails to exploit the value of design.