The optical facade of a Tuscan countryside winery
A project inspired by land and grapes. Architect Andrea Mannocci creates a building that relates to the environment and celebrates the geometric form of the circle.
A house inspired by old fishermen’s huts in Sweden
Three interconnected wooden modules open onto the landscape: with Field House, Lookofsky Architecture interprets traditional Swedish dwellings in a contemporary way.
Josef Albers’ pictures of Mexico
Albers strongly believed that photography was a universal visual language, and a very important starting point for communication. Anni and Josef Albers’ travels to Mexico represent a unique opportunity to delve into the artist's artistic research.
Italian trap music meets architecture
Musicians Frah Quintale, Rkomi and The Night Skinny in dialogue with Stefano Boeri and Lorenza Baroncelli within a project that brings together trap music, architecture and urban planning.
An urban ranch fills the core of a post-industrial block
A young architectural firm turned a former productive building into a hybrid system hosting a workshop, a coworking space, and the home to a young family, surrounded by a totally new timber landscape.
The Lloyds’ complex and the paradoxes of the technique
Through the decades, Domus published the most relevant projects built by the Italian design master; and they are all houses, be their inhabitant a single family or a whole city.
Mexico City house is designed around its inner courtyards
Interiors and green spaces intertwine in this private brick residence designed by ASP Arquitectura Sergio Portillo.
The Architecture Biennale 2021 will officially open on May 22
Roberto Cicutto and Hashim Sarkis announced that the long-awaited 17. International Architecture Exhibition “How will we live together?” will open its doors on May 22, 2021. But how?
Cino Zucchi
Can we imagine Milan as an indie city?
Zucchi reads the contemporary metropolis as the space for our multi-mode and multi-scale existence, but also as a cultural landscape shaped by the unwritten rules of a shared etiquette.
The new Sands End Arts and Community Centre in South Park
Mae Architects’ design in London is inspired by the greenhouses of what was once Europe’s largest plant nursery. It is a low environmental impact and flexible architecture that encourages the communitiy interaction.
Genoa’s new Foranea dike is the result of public debate
Construction will start in 2022, following an in-depth streamed examination that selected the winning project. To reduce conflicts and speed up construction.
A futuristic simulation of Notre-Dame to power its real-world resurrection
Architects, coders and designers worked together to craft a digital twin, as recounted by Livio De Luca, the “cyber-architect” who’s leading the reconstruction team.
A 1950s portico becomes a mini apartment with roof garden
Francesca Perani’s renovation creates a flexible and playful urban refuge of 25 square metres, combining chromatic accents, geometric cuts and Persian references.
Concrete volumes and hidden patios in a Portuguese villa
Hugo Pereira Arquitetos was inspired by the surrounding landscape to design Cork Oak House, a single-family residence defined by glass surfaces, slopes and geometric cuts.
A shimmering building by Gehry: does Luma Arles really need this?
The new tower of the cultural centre in the south of France is ready and will be inaugurated in June 2021. But there is no shortage of controversy.
What does the future hold for Burning Man? Between utopia and controversies
Due to Covid, the 2021 edition of Burning Man won't take place, making it the second year without the festival. Burning Man is calling for a rethink: can making the event permanent save the festival's utopia?