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14 must-see exhibition that are closing soon
This selection of 14 soon-to-close exhibitions around the world might give you some ideas for a last-minute trip.
Impressive villa on the Amalfi Coast, designed by Gae Aulenti, is up for sale
The preparatory drawings for La Grotta Rosa can be seen at the Milan Triennale until January 2025. The residence has a swimming pool and private access to the sea.
AS Roma new stadium to be designed by Populous
The project blends classical inspirations with cutting-edge technology and will feature the largest “Curva Sud” in Europe.
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Italian summer: a 90s myth, in 15 “symbols” we scavenged from the past
There were no smartphones, no electric cars, and we actually smoked in bars: an amarcord through the things and events that defined the Italian summer lifestyle.
Casa Brivio is a tribute to milanese modernism
In the heart of Milan, Thun & Partners' design is inspired by the great names of Milanese architecture, from Luigi Caccia Dominioni's details to Ponti's decorated ceiling.
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A drive-thru in Buenos Aires seeks poetry in structure
An architecture with modernist echoes, an ice-cream parlour accessible by car along a road, seeks a contemporary aesthetic between essential materials and landmark shapes.
La Bussola: an Italian coast legend from the Domus archive
In 1949 Domus published a beach club, a future symbol of Italian summer and international music: Aretha Franklin, James Brown and Mina would shine from the stage, while the original design was by Baroni, Tempestini and Porcinai.
Fashion thrives on TV: 10 movies and shows from the ‘80s to today
The recent boom of biographies dedicated to the fashion world is just the tip of the iceberg of a very long report, with some gems to be rediscovered.
Our hands-on with the smartphone that takes portraits like Studio Harcourt
Honor's new 200 Series has an artificial intelligence system that recreates the Parisian studio's unique aesthetic. Here's how our test went, right in Paris.
Forest City, the case of the ghost town on the Malaysian coast
Chinese property developer Country Garden began construction of the eco-friendly metropolis Forest City in 2016. Currently, just over 1% of the development is estimated to be inhabited.
An urban oasis in London plays with transparency and natural light
Unknown Works breathes new life into a Victorian house, extended and renovated as a bon vivant retreat for the firm’s founder.
Kenzo Tange and the Tokyo Olympics
In 1964, the Japanese maestro completed the Olympic arenas in Tokyo, and Domus published his commentary on these projects, which were destined to become icons of modern architecture.
Telecommunications towers, symbols for modern cities
The history and languages of a communication infrastructure turned landmark, in 20 architectures from Gio Ponti to Tadao Ando.
Kengo Kuma designs the Qatar Pavilion for Expo 2025
The project draws inspiration from Qatari ships as well as Japanese joinery, showcasing the cultural connections between the two countries.
Paris 2024 Olympic uniforms: blending localism and sustainability
The uniforms for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games showcase national identity and sustainable production, combining technical clothing with tasteful expression in the world’s fashion capital.
18 artists are creating works for the new JFK terminal, with a budget of 22 million
New York's John F. Kennedy Airport dedicates the new Terminal 6 to contemporary art: it will house the works of 18 international artists.
Xiaomi’s impressive new EV up close in 10 photos
At Xiaomi’s Beijing EV factory, we saw the company’s first electric car SU7 up close and rode in one to test its boost mode. It's every bit as impressive as the company claims it to be.
Porto: an unfinished project becomes an atelier-house
Oitoo's renovation repairs the damage of a tourism-related project gone wrong, creating an inspiring studio-home for two designers.
James Jannard’s Star Wars-esque mansion up for sale
The property, blending Brutalism and futuristic aesthetics, is on the market for $68 million.
Tenerife concrete church inspired by volcanos is awarded
Fernando Menis won one of the most important religious architecture prizes in the world for his design of the Church of the Holy Redeemer in the Canary Islands.
Mecanoo will build the new Taoyuan Station in Taiwan’s Airport City
The concept is inspired by an origami airplane and aims to better connect the northern and southern areas of the city.
What if Bjork, Rosalìa and Aphex Twin were a Playstation game?
Visual artist Miraimono is making a series of mini-trailers of non-existent, retro-looking games inspired by international music stars.
Opel’s design philosophy between past and future
We visited the brand’s headquarters, inspired by Eero Saarinen’s GM Technical Center, to discuss Opel’s evolution with Mark Adams, Vice President of Design.
A sustainable hydrogen-inspired energy park in China
The Beta Realities studio has presented a masterplan for a new neighborhood and a sustainable energy production plant in Jinan, in the Shandong province.
MVRDV’s Pixel, a residential development in Abu Dhabi, is now completed
MVRDV has completed Pixel, a luxury residential complex in the new district of Abu Dhabi. The project offers an alternative approach to typical residential complexes in the United Arab Emirates.
Paris 2024: how the Seine river was made swimmable
The construction of a 50,000 square metre basin has, among other things, maximised the conditions for restoring river biodiversity. Giving back to the citizens a waterway to swim in.
The new Naples metro art station
Evoking a dive into the sea, the new San Pasquale station on Line 6 enriches the artistic heritage of the city's public transportation system, at the centre of a large public art project for years.
American terror
The attack on Donald Trump is only the latest in a long history of assaults. Acts of terror have often targeted U.S. presidents and been recounted through art.
“Another” Zaha Hadid in Weil am Rhein, beyond Vitra
Six years after the fire station for Vitra, which consecrated her as an icon in the firmament of star-architects, Hadid returned to the German city for a landscape-scale project, published by Domus in 1999.
The Domus guide to Berlin’s clubs and their architecture
After the fall of the Wall, the wide availability of space and an unrepeatable cultural fervour created a unique movement, now recognized as Unesco heritage. A tour of Berlin’s “technokultur”, beyond the ubiquitous Berghain.
Alice Rohrwacher’s Bar Luna opens in Bologna
The exhibition comes from the Centre Pompidou in Paris and is a journey into the Italian filmmaker's imagination, to ‘admire the Earth from another perspective’.