The new car-free Ikea store in the centre of Vienna
The brand defines it as “the most innovative” among its centers, certainly marks a change of direction and a rethinking of a purchasing experience that has made homologation its success.
Bunny Rogers at Kunsthaus Bregenz inspired by American funerals
The American artist set her first institutional solo show in Austria realizing also three huge installations as an ode to an end.
Manuel Orazi
Trump and the government buildings
The POTUS versus the last fifty years of federal architecture: conservatives no longer want concrete, not even in the state where skyscrapers were invented.
Art Basel Hong Kong, canceled due to coronavirus, fixes the losses by online sales
If it is true that technology is by our side, Art Basel Hong Kong has found the way to use it at its best: ready the online viewing rooms for a virtual visit of the fair.
A colonial house turned into a light research laboratory
In Merida, Yucatan, Workshop Diseño y Construcción converts a colonial house into a production workshop as a “white canvas” capable of hosting works of light.
Founder of Forensic Architecture says he was denied visa to travel to the US
Israeli architect Eyal Wizman says that the U.S. embassy in London found a security threat related to him.
Architecture elements: the door
From the origins to the contemporary use: history of the door.
Photoshop turns 30 and gets an AI-filled update
To celebrate the important milestone, Adobe released an important update with new features both for the desktop and the iPad version of its popular photo-manipulation software.
Mirko Zardini: “I never wanted to be the director of anything at all”
After leaving the position of director to Giovanna Borasi, Mirko Zardini tells Domus about the 15 years he spent directing the anti-institutional institution for architecture – the Canadian Centre for Architecture in Montreal.
Istanbul, forbidden to meet in Taksim Square
The municipality of Istanbul called the studio I.N.D. for the project of a temporary pavilion, but its dismantlement has already been planned.
Spider webs and radical Body Art: Annegret Soltau at Richard Saltoun gallery
The artwork of one of the most radical artists of the 20th century is showcased at the London’s gallery. Soltau explores the subtle threshold between humanity and monstrosity, obsession and personal transformation.
“Gae Aulenti: A Creative Universe” opens at Vitra Schaudepot
A tribute exhibition on Gae Aulenti highlights her transversal talent, offering the chance to rediscover her less-known works.
Airbus unveils Maveric, a single blended wing airplane prototype
The company launched a physical “demonstrator” of the unusual and futuristic design, which might (or might not) become a real commercial plane in the future.
Regular and monolithic facade for Kaan architects’ new project in France
The Dutch studio aims to create a new urban focal point in the periphery of Nantes with a multifunctional building.
Report from the Madrid Design Festival, a platform open to hybridisation and criticism
Throughout the month of February, the Spanish capital showcases its design culture, with dozens of exhibitions, installations and meetings.