Apple’s mixed reality visor: what to expect from its unveiling
The company is expected to venture into a new product category at the 2023 WWDC company by launching a visor for Augmented and Virtual Reality.
Maurizio Cattelan hung a crocodile in the Baptistery of Cremona on the occasion of the Art-Week
Ego, this is the title of the work, besides being of enormous visual impact, seems to represent the tension between sin and redemption.
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Other must-see exhibitions in Venice besides the Biennale
Alongside the traditional exhibition dedicated to architecture, many spaces in the Venice lagoon open with captivating new proposals: some really shouldn’t be missed.
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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.
Brutalism in Italy, 20 architectures you should know
We retrace the steps of brutalism to rediscover Italian works that, beyond any apology or demonisation, express a will to change the world through a straightforward approach to architecture.
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.
“It is not all about painting it white”: a conversation on minimalism with John Pawson
Monasteries, stone houses, the “minimal” label: we spoke with the British designer about the ethics of creation, deconstruction of clichés, and a copy of Domus that changed a life and perhaps an entire season in architecture.
The Glass House is still contemporary
An event organized by Bottega Veneta reopens Lina Bo Bardi’s house in São Paulo, creating the perfect occasion to understand why it is an essential icon of the Brazilian culture still today.
Sou Fujimoto pavilion to watch the sunset over Haikou Bay
The building blends gracefully into the surrounding landscape on the island of Hainan, in China.
Design and architecture in 5 films we have seen at the Cannes Film Festival
From the Nazi officer’s cottage in The Zone of Interest to Steve McQueen’s elaborate exploration of Amsterdam, here are five must-see movies from the last edition of the Cannes Film Festival.
Italian Journey: When Siena became Nova, forgetting the genius loci
Seen today, San Miniato, the most important exterior urbanisation project in Siena’s 20th-century history, leaves a feeling of alienation, and not just because it is in total contrast with the local energies.
Light and 3D printing, how technology and sustainability joined forces
Leaving the word to Stefano Magni, Head of Communication at Signify, leading company in the lighting industry and innovative applications.
“We are the true moderns”: Paolo Portoghesi interviewed by Alessandro Mendini for Domus
In 1984, the Italian designer and postmodern theorist, director of the first Architecture Biennale in Venice had starred on the cover of Domus, in the midst of an intellectual exchange that would last over decades.
Farewell to Paolo Portoghesi (1931-2023)
The great architect and scholar has died. We remember him with his last interview with Domus a few months ago.