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Domus 857
Mariko Mori's Alien created, along with prototype flying saucer, for her new touring exhibiton that opened in Bregenz before embarking on its tour of the world, if not the galaxy. Portrait Red Saunders
A subtle view of the modern movement
Jencks updates himself
The art that refused to die
Structure and cladding
The mysterious masterpiece
Designing Jewellery
The man who designed a city
The invisible Dominique Perrault
The architecture of economy
The architecture of drawing
Competitions
Exhibitions, events, fairs
Tokujin in Roppongi
Bouroullec, Branzi in Cologne
Sushi in Milan
Ando in Fort Worth
Michael Webb and Todd Eberle's report on Tadao Ando's impressive new museum in Texas
A house in the mountains
Massimiliano Di Bartolomeo on the special qualities of an architect's first project
The void at La Scala
The row over demolishing the opera house to save it
Wood Marsh in Melbourne
The new gallery for the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art
The unknown Ponti
Gio Ponti is the subject of an exhibition opening in Milan this month. Stefano Casciani rediscovers his furniture for Domus' publisher Gianni Mazzocchi
Alien art
Mariko Mori's flying saucer is as much a triumph of high tech design as a piece of art
