What will we remember from this ultra-dense Paris Fashion Week
Between the Coperni dress-spray, the Loewe sets and the Balenciaga mud show, we look back at the just-concluded fashion week in the French capital.
BIG and Carlo Ratti complete 280-meter-tall biophilic skyscraper in Singapore
Designed to offer visitors a “seamless transition between the garden and the city”, CapitaSpring reflects Singapore’s reputation as a garden city.
Ciao Giuseppe
"My dream is to live the world.”. We remember our friend and colleague, art director of Domus for more than 30 years.
After more than a century, Manchester gets a park in the city center
London studio Egret West signs Mayfield Park, a recently opened park in a former industrial area of the city.
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The new marine life center designed by Foster + Partners in the Red Sea
The project for Saudi Arabia’s Marine Life Institute mixes laboratories spaces with underwater expeditions, offering multidimensional and immersive experiences.
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Vibram Carrarmato, the beginning of a design story and the quest for a dialogue with nature
85 years ago, Vitale Bramani patented the Carrarmato rubber sole, the starting point of a decades-long experimentation bringing mountaineering and the human being ever closer, combining performance, experience and sustainability.
Wacom’s Cintiq Pro 27 is a 4K interactive display
The company unveiled a new advanced drawing tablet for designers, architects, and creatives with a 26.9-inch 4k display which doubles as a color reference monitor.
Daniel Arsham’s eroded turntable pays homage to an iconic 1990s case
The sculpture, created by the artist in collaboration with the luggage brand Rimowa, will be available in a limited-edition starting Oct. 7.
Jean Nouvel: “Lost memories”
In the editorial of Domus 1072, the guest editor talks about the importance of past and future time and how today’s architecture can create emotions and make us reflect.
Max Ernst, humanism beyond the surreal
On the occasion of a new exhibition in Milan, we return to art critic Pierre Restany’s portrait of the great Franco-German artist, published on Domus back in 1975.
In Belgium, a blue volume plays the leading role in a renovated farmhouse
Object Architecten transforms agricultural buildings into two dwellings – one of which serves as a care home: the studio enhances the existing rural buildings by adding a new glazed environment.
OMA designs Discovery Partners Institute HQs in Chicago
The domed innovation center will help different potentials to converge, inviting the community to network.
Charles Eames and technique
In this mid-1950s article, Domus introduced the work of the American designer and architect to its readers, explaining “that sense of novelty and freshness” that shone through his work.
The environmentalist turn of Portuguese architecture
In the face of the climate and environmental emergency, architecture too must undertake a change of course towards more ecological practices. From Álvaro Siza to studio OODA, the first signs of a design turn towards sustainability.
Creativity, diversity, education: Apple approaches the city
A month of top-class creative mentorship for young talents who normally would not have access to it. These are Apple’s Creative Studios, this year also in Milan. This highly inclusive initiative engages with the suburbs and tells a lot about Apple’s current developments.
North Sea offshore platform becomes a piece of art
As a part of the “Unboxed” festival in Weston-super-Mare, England, See Monster showcases how industrial structures can be reused.
Sgarsul, Gae Aulenti’s debut as a designer
Exactly fifty years ago, at the height of the economic boom, Aulenti designed an armchair that well represents her approach based on a creative dialogue with the past.