Renault 5 Diamant, a concept car winking at luxury furniture
The ’72 French utilitarian “supercar” is reborn as an unprecedented electric car with a restyling signed by Pierre Gonalons and great attention to the interiors.
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Domus 1070 is on newsstands, an issue dedicated to the right to change the past
The July and August magazine focuses on the possibility of modifying the past through architecture, with an in-depth look at the work of the duo Neri&Hu. Browse the gallery to discover the contents of the magazine.
More than 90 stations by 2026: Doha Metro’s growth
The new Doha Metro Network is an urban project designed to create public spaces that enhance the urban experience at pedestrian scale and build new habits for the Doha community. UNStudio, creator of the project, tells us about it.
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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.
Icons of summer architecture: 11 outdoor pools to visit in Italy
With the arrival of hot weather, there is nothing more inviting, to refresh one’s ideas, than a dip in a body of water that has the sky as its roof, and all the more so if it is in a fascinating, signature architecture.
SolidNature’s marble furniture, seen at Alcova, available for purchase at undisclosed price
In collaboration with OMA and Sabine Marcelis, the brand has created three “functional works of art”: Bathroom, Balance, and Inhabitable, which can now be bought, but prices are on request.
Jacquemus x Nike collaboration drops: a look at the long-awaited collection
After trainers designed in collaboration with Louis Vuitton, Nike unveils its new project in collaboration with one of the most pop names in French haute couture.
Toronto could have killed the construction of smart cities
The waterfront redevelopment project powered by Alphabet has been blocked: there is an issue of loss of privacy, which the citizens of the Canadian metropolis (and not only them) are not willing to give up.
QT8, a tour in the ideal neighborhood of postwar Milan
The Quartiere Triennale Ottava is a rare example of urban planning that combines ordinary qualities and extraordinary features, functionality and avant-garde building solutions: an ideally self-sufficient district, presented in 1947.
A flying luxury hotel powered by nuclear energy
A new concept called Sky Cruise explores the possibility of a futuristic “cruise” super-plane with nuclear-powered engines and space for 5000 passengers.
Heatherwick Studio’s kinetic greenhouse for the National Trust
Located in the historic Woolbeding Estate, England, the design is inspired by Victorian terrariums.
How design can turn us into better eaters
Imagine a food-centered kitchen designed to eat more healthily and sustainably: it’s called GRO* and it’s a concept by Electrolux. We had the chance to talk about it with Simon Bradford, the company’s Chief Design Officer.
Casa Maz in Palermo, from tailor’s shop to apartment
La Leta Architettura renovates a historic house by combining existing floors and ceilings with clean, clear-cut volumes.
Marcus Fairs, editor and founder of Dezeen, has died
The British journalist and creator of the architecture and design website, passes away at the age of 54.
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New life for ruined convent in Corsica, in the footsteps of Ruskin
An intervention of rehabilitation and extension leads to a reflection on the theme of conservation in a process of metamorphosis that embraces the ruin and returns it to contemporaneity.
Meta to sell luxury digital clothing for avatars
The Facebook and Instagram company announces that it will open an Avatar Store, where users of the social platforms can dress their digital avatars in Prada, Balenciaga, and Thom Browne designer clothes.