This house in Cyprus is a carved concrete sculpture
Studio Kyriakos Miltiadou has designed a home as a box within a box, deconstructed from the inside out, shaped by an introverted yet layered and lived-in residential concept.
A residential complex by Naruse Inokuma Architects: how Tadao Ando continues to inspire homes in Japan
The Nishiogi Comichi Terrace project remains rooted in the austere imagery typical of the most celebrated residential works of the Japanese master, while at the same time conveying a sense of intimacy and shared open space.
Farewell to Frank O. Gehry (1929–2025)
We remember the Canadian architect through 60 years of Domus archives: a multifaceted figure who challenged technique to assert how architecture is (also) a work of art.
Is sustainable architecture even possible?
Between submerged cities, high-altitude airports and inadequate regulations, the voices of Ghotmeh, Gang, Ma, Mandrup, BIG, Snøhetta and others reveal that sustainability is not a single concept. From the Holcim Awards emerges a landscape of differences, contradictions and new possibilities.
The most anticipated buildings of 2026, from the new Guggenheim to the Sagrada Família
The year 2026 is shaping up to be one of new museums, major global events, and urban transformations. In this evolving landscape, Domus has selected ten architectural works that are nearing completion.
On the outskirts of Paris, mXarchitecture has explored the two-in-one housing model
Although it looks like a single house, it is actually two houses in one. This French home has a dual personality: one side faces uphill and the other downhill, with the interior spaces arranged vertically.
10 projects to understand the architecture of MAD and Ma Yansong
From macro-structures to fish tanks, from Asia to America via Europe, we explore the work and thinking of the MAD founder, and Domus Guest Editor for 2026, through 10 projects between futurism and tradition, culture and nature.
A silent landmark in Paris: Atelier Quinze Vingts restores 135 Wagram
The renovation of this historic Parisian building into offices reinterprets its urban context, weaving it into a contemporary architectural language that highlights the interplay between pale stone façades and expansive glazing.
Will Camden’s giant inner-city film studios turn London into the world’s next movie city?
With a value of one billion and a hectare’s coverage of public space alone, plans for a new Camden Film Quarter could change the history of London’s film industry.
The house designed by Estúdio AMATAM in Portugal is built around empty spaces
Located near Lisbon, this compact house opens outwards to reveal a series of patios at the heart of its spatial layout and domestic life.
Pritzker laureates Wang Shu and Lu Wenyu to curate the 20th Venice Architecture Biennale
The fundamental themes of the next Architecture Biennale will be materials, constructive memory, and the relationship with territories.
Aerodream, the spectacular history of inflatables
Art sets the pace and architecture follows
Frederic Migayrou, curator of the exhibition “Aerodream” at the Centre Pompidou-Metz, tells us the aesthetic and social evolution of these majestic inflatable structures, from Second World War until today.
Alvar Aalto’s only building in Italy is a church — and it’s astonishing
This work by the Finnish master shows how Scandinavian architecture found a singular voice in Italy, turning Riola into one of his unmissable projects. We visited it (and you should too).
Stefan Gamper on the expansion of Hotel Cendevaves: architecture framed by the Dolomites
In the Dolomites, the project of the Cendevaves Alpine Silence Hotel was developed with a very precise idea of high-altitude luxury: few suites, silence, and natural materials in continuity with Val Gardena. Stefan Gamper spoke to Domus about the expansion of this structure originally built in the 1950s.