How important have our senses been over the centuries? Philosophy, religion, and art have always been great promoters of the senses, while the pandemic, with its unexpected arrival, has taken them away from us.
The post-coronavirus metropolis is the same as before – but it is also different, especially when it comes to public space. We asked Orizzontale, Teo Sandigliano, and Camilla Ferrari to imagine it and tell us all about it through the technology of the new HP Envy 15, a laptop specifically designed for creative professionals.
Andrea Branzi: Michele De Lucchi and the designing of cats, Pinocchios and amnesias
A small exhibition becomes the occasion for an intense conversation with Andrea Branzi.
A book re-narrates China’s so-called Silicon Valley’s incredible growth: it evolved into a megalopolis of 20 million in just a few decades. It’s written by Juan Du, one of the speakers at Utopian Hours 2020 (October 23-25, Turin).
As part of the partners of this year's edition of the DDW 2020, held mostly online, Domus was invited to curate a virtual tour: we decided to foster the work of young designers that are representative of this era of change.
Domus’ education programs with Accademia ED for 2020 have been completed, but those for 2021, more and more interesting, are being prepared.
An essential device in times of perpetual smart working: when it comes to noise-canceling headphones, Sony WH-1000X is a standard. The 4th version has just been released, a big challenge for the Japanese company.
The car symbol of Americans’ uncompromising love for excessive vehicles is back as an EV super-truck designed to be as brutal as its gas-guzzling predecessor.
Located at the entrance to a sales centre in China, White Upland is a surreal meeting place: steel trees, circles and geometric intersections define a total-white environment.
The Italian collective reinterprets the languages of content creators from an architectural point of view and for the Tbilisi Biennial designs a double pavilion connecting the two cities.
From the world of literature come many of our first perceptions of the place. Ben Lerner explores the theme using the books he read to his daughters during the pandemic.
On Mount Grawand the Danish-Icelandic artist leads the viewer to reflect, thanks to his installation, on planetary and glacial perspectives.
The gas pump centennial is the occasion to reflect on the past and future of service stations, which were a relevant field of experimentation for architecture all along the 20th century.
The new layout of AIMS Medical Resort Headquarters is a space that restores Milanese rigor and elegance through refined details, such as the materials’ selection and the sober color palette.
As part of Madrid Gráfica 2020, the international event dedicated to graphics, a series of posters on the coronavirus is the result of an international call that involved more than 500 graphic designers.
