All eyes on San Marino in the race to buy virtual land
Earth 2 is a digital reply of the planet, where real-world geolocations can be owned, bought, and sold. Speculations started around the small state that is now the centre of attention.
DJI introduces a new First Person View drone that's easy to fly
The company's new FPV system is poised to disrupt the FPV segment of the drone market with a unique solution that's ready to fly out of the box, even if you're a beginner.
The animation film that teaches us how to design
The latest work by car design guru Chris Bangle is an animated film. What do cartoons and object design have in common?
Tadao Ando: “Struggles of the house”
In the March editorial, guest editor 2021 addresses the single-family dwelling unit as “an expression of human imagination that oscillates between the abstract and the concrete.”
The green box by ALE Estudio in Madrid
The renovation of a flat in the Spanish capital revolves around a soft green, the recovery of natural light and a collection of special lamps
Between primitivism and precision: the new collection by Alon Dodo
The Israeli designer continues his research on the dynamism of wood and metal inserts with a collection that has a strong artisanal character.
A restaurant housed in a red brick cathedral in China
In the utopian Mile City, Cheng Chung Design has inserted an exclusive restaurant amidst the large brick arches, curved façades and dizzying pinnacles of artist Luo Xu's land art work.
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Farewell to Richard Ingersoll
Architect, professor, architecture critic and author very dear to Domus, Richard Ingersoll departed at the age of 72.
Unapologetic spaces. Interiors by Vico Magistretti
In its third episode, the narration of Vico Magistretti through the Domus archive explores the interiors designed by the Milanese master, spatial devices instigating and questioning the act of dwelling.
21 cameras that have changed the history of photography
A collection of the cameras that have marked the evolution of the photographic industry, from the first Kodak Brownie to the iPhone.
Archaeoacoustics meets dystopia: a sound story as a work of art
Extrapolating sounds that have been embedded in matter for thousands of years seems like utopia. What if it became reality? This is the focus of the Almare collective’s latest project, Life Chronicles of Dorothea Ïesj S.P.U.
Guggenheim Museum
The partnership between a philanthropist, a curator and the US most prominent architect from the 20th century results in an unprecedented museum building, searching for a dialogue with the abstract art works that it hosts.
A Parisian house-gallery in minimal naive style
An out-of-this-world location in Paris that integrates the view of the greenery outside as if it were a painting, an artist's home is transformed into a gallery, favouring minimalism as an opportunity to give visibility to the works.
Gian Maria Tosatti shows a timeless landscape
The Italian artist's intervention on the surface of Lake Kuyalnyk is part of an itinerant project on the crisis of democracy.
In the blue, painted blue
From paintings to the internet, from the Middle Ages to the present day. What is the history of the colour blue?