Stone and steel for a studio-house in Sydney
A project playing with contrasts affirms the identity of the contemporary intervention integrating a pre-existing historical building in a respectful and non-competitive way.
The new LUISS University learning center in Rome
The project, by Alvisi Kirimoto and Studio Gemma, follows high sustainability standards and is covered in kebony, an innovative alternative to classic hardwoods.
OMA tops historic Tiffany & Co store on Fifth Avenue with a “jewel box”
The architecture studio has added a three-story glass structure on top of the building: it will be dedicated to hosting events.
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The essential pavillions to visit at the Venice Architecture Biennale 2023
Between Giardini, Arsenale and the historic center, it’s easy to get lost in this year’s vast Architecture Biennale. To avoid it, here is our guide with a map of the must-see pavilions.
Behind Hyundai’s new Pony Coupe there is a remarkable car design story
Almost 50 years later, the carmaker pays homage to the concept that marked the beginning of the automobile industry in Korea. For the occasion, Giorgetto Giugiaro, who designed the original, returns.
An office building in Switzerland, shaped by urban space
A flexible workspace in the heart of the city of St. Gallen, where continuity with the context gives character to the interior environment and exterior language of a prefabricated structure.
Venice Architecture Biennale 2023: a guide answering all your questions
From exhibition themes to the exact locations of the pavilions and how to get there, to navigating the Italian Pavilion, this guide will provide you with all the essential information you need.
Lina Bo Bardi’s Casa de vidro, presented by Gio Ponti
From the Domus archives, the icon of a new season of modernity designed by an independent figure of a Latin and global brutalism.
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A project worth remembering, a month after the end of Milan Design Week
A multidisciplinary space and a pastry shop – located in one of the most multicultural areas of Milan – hosted a project combining art, design, architecture, and photography.
A house in Korea carved by the landscape colours
The project by One-aftr defines domestic living as an immersive experience between the porosity of materials and a deep connection to the context.
Dubai Reefs: the largest artificial reef in the world
URB presents the project for a floating community dedicated to marine research and regeneration, joining part of the program with facilities dedicated to eco-tourism.
BIG designs a village on an island for a clothing brand
The Vollebak Island, in Nova Scotia, mixes local tradition and innovation, and it will be powered by carbon neutral energy.
A house reinterprets the vernacular settlement in Ecuador
Reinterpreting the vernacular settlement, a residential architecture in Ecuador imagines a new alliance between man and nature, far from the traditional concept of living.
Architecture as a narrative structure: Matteo Pericoli’s illustrations
With his drawings of Manhattan, Matteo Pericoli won New Yorkers over (and then the rest of the world), then went back to Italy, to Turin, to work on architecture, stories, and their relationship.
Renzo Piano and the second life of the Lingotto plant in Turin
2023 marks 100 years since the completion of the iconic Fiat plant, and the fourth decade of its new life, which began with a project by Piano that Domus reviewed in the mid-1980s.