From straw islands to circular economy prototypes: between the United States and Thailand via Lagos and London, a collection of real, not-so-small cities that have made living on water a resource.
From Corbet’s Brutalist to the obvious new Guadagnino movie, from Almodovar to Kitano, with the addition of a TV series signed by Cuarón and an all-Italian one, here is the list of must-sees to mark down for when they are released in cinemas or on streaming platforms.
Brady Corbet managed to do something rare: he made a remarkable film where architecture takes center stage with an architect as the main character, a figure inspired by Breuer, Kahn and Rudolph and portrayed by Adrien Brody.
Now you can share your work through a new function by Domus where you can upload your architecture, design, interior, graphics, illustration, photography and art projects.
We are in Berlin for the 100th edition of Ifa, Europe's largest consumer technology fair: there is plenty of AI, but not only. From smart cats and solar hats, here's what we saw.
Barcelona is just the beginning, Manifesta15 takes over Catalonia in one of its largest edition. Here’s what to see from September 8 to November 24, 2024.
Beoplay H100 are the Danish brand’s new flagship headphones, available in three different colourways and with a price tag that stands out.
Can city- and territory-based research change the way we do automotive? In the province of Bolzano, it's an ongoing experiment. We visited NOI TechPark with Mini.
The 1937 villa, which also includes a museum designed by Kenzo Tange, is surrounded by a vast estate, so large that it includes a helipad and has railway tracks running through it.
Located in the southwest of France, Maison Oblique is one of the very few examples of the oblique function, a style that originated in France in the mid-1960s.
Venice Golden Lion 2024 for Pedro Almodóvar and The Room Next Door. The Spanish director learned cinema by doing it, but what made him special from the start was his desire to challenge conventions, depicting alternative sexualities that were considered scandalous to portray at the time.
Giovanni Fattori, master of the Macchiaioli movement, was born today in 1825. His art celebrates light and everyday life, reminding us even today of the value of observation and authenticity.
Real estate prices in the European market have skyrocketed, especially in the East. Luxembourg and Paris are the most expensive cities, while Milan is eighth in the rank.
After seven years, the public inquiry reveals a complex system of murky practices to contain the construction costs of a building that collapsed in flames.
After the Second World War, the founder of Domus created these small bottles inspired by the women painted by Massimo Campigli: they were then exhibited in the United States to represent Italian glass art.
The collection will include a merchandising mashup allowing exclusive listening to L’amore Vero, from the new album due out in November.
Our guide and the must-see works at the new edition of Panorama, the open-air exhibition across castles, vineyards, and churches in the Piedmont region.
The London museum’s competition to rethink the spaces of the Western Range has come to an end. Here are the five finalists.
Remarkable Paper Pro, the latest update to the popular digital notebook, features a larger, color screen and a completely redesigned stylus.
The local National Aquarium has opened a 1,000 square metre demonstration landscape to the public, thanks to a collaboration with the Ayers Saint Gross studio.
An enduring goth antihero returns to the big screen. It all began with a comic book in the late 1980s, but true global fame came with the 1994 movie starring Brandon Lee, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary.
Bichromies and wood paneling enhance the decorations and mosaic floors of a historic Catalan house, seeking a new narrative for its spaces.
The skyscraper features an exoskeleton that resembles river waves of the Tigris River.
Not only architects: a journalist, a star on the mid-century Rome scene, before becoming the first Italian editor for Harper’s Bazaar, Irene Brin was also invited by Domus to narrate a house conceived for herself.
The designer created the packaging for Gin and Juice, the beverage line by Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg. The can graphics feature the “Parental Advisory, Explicit Content” iconography.
With the release of The Brutalist, interest is growing in one of the most acclaimed architectural movements of recent years, born as a critique of modernism and characterised by solid, tectonic volumes in which materials are exposed in their raw expressiveness.
In Domus issue 1093, our 2024 guest editor traces the role of health in shaping cities throughout history and reflects on the future of healthcare facilities.
Placed near Liverpool Street Station, Infinite Accumulation aims to represent the diversity of London and its social structure.
In Singapore, the company redesigns the Frakta into a padded shopping bag for impromptu naps, meeting a need that is very much felt in the Asian city.
The new terminal aims to set an example for timber construction combining sustainability, high quality spaces, and a new focus on the emotional experience.
With the sole purpose of creating an oasis of peace in the dense metropolitan fabric of Leblon, an “organism” perched atop an existing building rediscovers the spatiality of the Modern maestros.
Geza Architettura transforms a former Coca-Cola factory into the new headquarters of a leading company in essential oil production.
