From Studio 54 to Fire Island Pines: the beach parties of New York’s queer community
Published on Domus, November 1979, Scott Bromley’s stage for a beach party at Fire Island Pines, the favourite vacation spot of New York’s gay community.
Cook like a pro: Signature Kitchen Suite appliances
Pre-set programs, conscious choice of materials, new ways to interact with household appliances, improved interfaces – these are just some of the features that make LG Group's household appliances brand stand out from the competition.
Following in Brunel’s footsteps: a daring architectural experiment in London
Between the Grand Union Canal and the Paddington railway terminus, Fletcher Priest Architects completes a new sustainable 17-storey office building that reflects its unique and evocative context.
The 20 must-read longreads of 2020
2020 will go down in history as the year of Covid-19, of course. But also design and its maestros, architecture of the present, past and future, and much more are among the protagonists of this selection of stories worth reading this summer.
A renovated apartment in Spain hides a secret passageway
Raúl Sánchez Architects designs The Magic Box Apartment, where the kids' rooms are interconnected with a golden wardrobe serving as a magic box.
The extension of a four-storey house in Lisbon
Aurora Arquitectos completes the extension of a private residence through a three-storey elevation played on a frank dialogue between pre-existing and contemporary.
Proteus, Yves Behar’s International Underwater Station
The Swiss designer's fuseproject studio has worked on a new underwater pressurized research station envisioned by Fabien Cousteau that aims to be “the ocean’s equivalent to the International Space Station”.
Silvana Annicchiarico
Young designers are inquisitive and free of dogma, they know how to navigate beyond the postulates of the past and they are not afraid to experiment. A tour through new design in Italy.
Less weight is more: a laptop design lesson by HP
“Less is more”, quotes Stacy Wolff, Head of Design at HP, talking about the new Elite Dragonfly, a portable PC that weighs less than a kilo and turns into a tablet.
Sophie Delhay Architecte designs a house made of 240 rooms
Résidence La Quadrata is a residential building based on a single, universal module of 13.6 square meters, shared by all the dwelling typologies.
Lahofer Winery follows the rhythm of the viticultural landscape
With total respect for the rural environment, Chybik + Kristof Architects & Urban Designers built wineries with public, undulating roofing.
Being an Italian designer in Hong Kong, today
An interview with Andrea Ponti, founder of Ponti Design Studio and industrial designer, about finding his dimension in Asia, between Japan and Hong Kong, and combining Italian elegance with the aesthetic values of Asian style.
Martín Torrado
Buenos Aires is breaking with the inertia of a public architecture without qualities
As a collaborative network, the Dirección General de Arquitectura works on the public dimension of the city since 2015. We discuss its achievements in this interview with Martín Torrado and Ricardo Fernández Rojas, its former and current directors.
Mediterranean hotels: timeless classics and overlooked gems from the 1960s
As mass tourism rapidly rises, millions of people settle by the shoreline, or at least they do so for a few weeks every year. From the Domus archives, a selection of the best architectures designed for them.
A projector to turn the terrace into a cinema
If you can’t go to the cinema, then the cinema will come to you. The test of Xiaomi's newest “smart” projector.