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The house built in the late 1930s by the Genoese master, and now back on the market, is a combination of rationalist suggestions, local sensibility and stunning landscape, which Domus had published in 1941.
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Functional flexibility, river views and sustainability are the main features of the project for the e-commerce giant.
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Photographer Stefano Vigni tells us with his shots the post-quarantine summer spent in a village of summer villas from the 1960s in Tuscany.
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The photo exhibition by Jacopo Di Cera at Stamberga becomes a research on the society and the landscape of Italy.
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Apparently simple images frame fragments of everyday life that tell much more than what they show in this unconventional summer.
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For the renovation of a fishermen’s house, the Spanish studio Xpiral has expanded the spaces by inserting a container, wrapped in an orange tarpaulin.
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Kapsimalis Architects’ project for the Saint Hotel emphasizes continuity with the coastline and contributes to the enigmatic relationship between natural scenery and built space.
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Mexican studio anonimous designs a holiday house deeply imbued with references to local architecture and filled with love for its territory.
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From the fairy-tale aesthetics of Grimes, to photos of the Fiat Panda on Italian streets: here is a selection of social profiles worth following this summer.
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From botany to post-punk, from the craft revolution to an all-picture fanzine-like book to Ursula Le Guin, Compasso d’Oro winner Emanuele Quinz has picked out for Domus the ten key readings of the moment.
