Tadao Ando’s new pavilion in Korea is a collaboration with sculptor Antony Gormley
Architecture and sculpture merge into an essential perceptual experience within the underground concrete space carved beneath the garden of Museum SAN, in South Korea
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Anyone who wants to understand Arnaldo Pomodoro’s genius must walk through his Labyrinth
In Milan, the reopening of the underground installation, in the same year as the death of the great sculptor, offers the public the opportunity to immerse themselves in the work that perhaps, more than any other, tells the story of Arnaldo Pomodoro: his Labyrinth.
Artificial intelligence is starting to steal our jobs
According to a survey by the World Economic Forum, 41% of employers are already planning to reduce their workforce in favor of AI. However, the consequences are quite different from what we expected, and they mainly affect the younger generations.
Is there still time to reconsider the redevelopment of Piazzale Loreto?
Urban policy expert Lucia Tozzi discusses the current status of the project that will transform Milan's important square and its weaknesses, amid greenwashing, gentrification, and privatization of public space.
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A community park in the heart of the Mexican jungle
In a ten-hectare area immersed in the subtropical jungle, Aidia Studio designs a new multifunctional public space to host the annual Chetumal Fair.
Can a scooter be brutalist? Olto takes design cues from the Cybertruck
Building on the success of the P1 scooter, Infinite Machine has launched a new minimalist electric two-wheeler that can also be ridden on cycle paths.
An old farm in Austria was transformed into a home, bridging historical memory and contemporary design
Moser und Hager Architects' project inserts a new wood and glass volume between the historic walls of a rural building, rethinking its life and connection to the landscape.
Remembering Arnaldo Pomodoro (1926–2025): a conversation in his Milanese studio
The world-renowned sculptor left us on the eve of his ninety-ninth birthday: we look back to when Domus met him in his studio at the Darsena, renovated by Gregotti, where he had worked ever since his arrival in 1954.
What happened to the Mukaab, the world’s largest cube?
Two years after the project was announced by Saudi Arabia, work has begun. The Riyadh desert is preparing to welcome the Mukaab, a building which is set to become one of the most monumental and controversial structures of our time.
How we envisioned the office of the future in 1982
From the Domus archives, a visionary reflection by Michele De Lucchi and a journey through the idea of workspace proposed by design 40 years ago, amidst the pressures of evolving information technology, flexibility and the last expressions of space-age fantasies.
Leica turns 100 and “designs” its first-ever film
To celebrate its centenary, the German brand is launching Monopan 50, the first 35mm film to bear the Leica name, featuring a visual identity fully aligned with the company’s design language.
George Lucas’s spaceship museum will land in a bold new park in Los Angeles
As the Lucas Museum of Narrative Arts by MAD Architects moves toward its 2026 opening, its surrounding park—designed by Studio-MLA—takes shape as a mature and integral part of an ambitious narrative and infrastructural project.
Remember MiniDiscs? They’re back—in billet aluminum
A cult object from the 1990s and Y2K aesthetic has returned in the form of a technological sculpture: a redesigned MiniDisc combining billet aluminium and analogue nostalgia with precision engineering.
From Panda to DeLorean: the radical range of Giorgetto Giugiaro’s car design
A look at the cars that changed the face of motoring, designed by one of the most influential designers of the 20th century.
Swiss modernist architecture meets the silent painting of Lenz Geerk
We met Swiss painter Lenz Geerk, currently on show at the Domushaus, the iconic modernist building in Basel where the rationality of form meets the silence of painting.
A small historic house in Milan, redesigned around an aluminum architectural device
Vacuum Atelier renovated the minimal interior with a sculpture-wall, enclosing all the living functions within a surface enhanced in its plasticity by the play of natural light and texture.
What is a trullo, and how this italian architecture became a symbol of escapist living
We explore the typology of the trullo, iconic spontaneous Apulian architecture with a vaguely dreamlike feel that, for decades, has been a cherished destination for a (presumed) escape from civilization.
Mario Botta’s monumental villa is for sale North of Milan
Built at the turn of the millennium, the villa has all the unmistakable characteristics of projects designed by the Ticino-born architect.
If you’re into architecture, don’t miss these 3 things at Terraforma Exo 2025
The festival returns this June to the heart of Milan, in Parco Sempione and at Triennale, confirming itself as an open observatory on the relationship between architecture, sound, and music.
Europe’s most relevant award for young talent recognizes reuse, landscape protection, and the right to urban living
The young graduates awarded in the 2025 EUmies Awards Young Talent were announced in Venice, and their projects reflect urgent global and European concerns from forest preservation to reimagining abandoned architecture.
The fate of the Tree of Life, icon of Expo 2015 in Milan
The strange story of how Milan lost sight of (and then forgot) the 37-meter-tall giant that had enchanted 14 million visitors at Expo 2015 with its light, water, and music shows.
Concrete, tiles, and industrial design transform a house in Santander into a contemporary open space
Restored by Bian Office, the apartment overlooks the Spanish city’s bay and features a new organization of spaces and an eccentric choice of finishes and colors that bring a contemporary lifestyle to the interior.
In Paris, an attic space is reinvented in a two-storey apartment
By eliminating a central staircase and doubling it to provide separate access to two bedrooms, studio Abaco has created an enhanced and unprecedented livability inside a historic interior.
Teenage Engineering’s first electric scooter: from synth legends to city streets
The Swedish brand, renowned for its musical instruments, has launched an electric moped in collaboration with Vässla. EPA-1 is sleek and stylish, and costs less than some of the company’s synthesizers.
The island of San Giorgio, where Jeff Bezos will (perhaps) get married in Venice
The island of San Giorgio Maggiore is at the center of the international scene: with its Renaissance masterpieces and contemporary architecture, it is now one of the symbols of Venetian excellence, and is rumored to be the setting for the wedding of Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez.
Desert Rock is a resort carved into a Saudi mountain
As part of the Red Sea Project — Saudi Arabia's plan to repopulate the territory overlooking the Red Sea — Desert Rock is a resort nestled among the rocks that aims to promote environmental enhancement and sustainability.
Yves Saint Laurent’s Morocco: tracing the places of a lasting love
In 1966, Yves Saint Laurent and his partner Pierre Bergé discovered Morocco and fell in love with the country. Marrakech became a creative refuge and source of inspiration, marking the beginning of a bond that would forever shape his life and artistic vision.
Dubai to host a $19 billion replica of Milan
With Azizi Milan, Dubai takes another step toward becoming a city increasingly fragmented into thematic and hybrid micro-worlds, blending global aesthetics, luxury, and functional experimentation.
The new Yashica digital camera is so “analog” it simulates film winding
The legendary Japanese brand, now based in Hong Kong, is launching the FX-D series, a model inspired in its design by a Yashica from the 1980s and equipped with a curious manual lever that must be operated before every shot.
Cars banned: Zurich’s new tunnel marks “a historic moment for urban cycling”
Zurich’s new Stadttunnel, half a kilometer long and costing just over 40 million euros, offers an underground connection exclusively for bicycles and light electric vehicles.
12 Space-Age cars that took design to another planet
The wave of excitement sparked by the space race in the 1950s had a profound impact on car design and engineering. Here are some concept cars that foresaw the future.
Severance: the design of the workplace as a masterpiece of alienation
The American series, now in its second season, transforms office work into a dark parallel world—one that design has the power to make as seductive as it is dehumanizing.