“La città degli oggetti” (The city of objects) puts the furniture designed by Aldo Rossi for UniFor in dialogue with Francesco Somaini's architectural sculptures, constructing a city in scale.
Lina Ghotmeh reinterprets a symbolic venue of the Fuorisalone with an immersive installation curated by MoscaPartners, transforming it into a dynamic and participatory experience.
From Game Boy cartridges to holographic cards, the phenomenon created by Satoshi Tajiri didn’t just build a global imaginary — it engineered a system that taught entire generations how rarity works.
The latest tranche of the Epstein Files has reignited controversy over ties between Tom Pritzker and Jeffrey Epstein, delaying the announcement of architecture’s most important award.
Gardens, oases, devotions and ghosts — but also performance, jazz, ficus trees in Venice and mango in Dakar. It sounds like a novel by Gabriel García Márquez. Instead, it’s an exhibition. Here are the themes, new features, artists and standout moments of the 61st Venice Biennale, “In Minor Keys”.
The cottage at the center of Heated Rivalry is set to welcome guests in real life, giving fans the chance to step inside the show’s most buzzed-about location.
Not just Koolhaas: the home architect Mart Van Schijndel designed for himself in the heart of Utrecht is a firework display of irony, technological daring, and atmospheric research. An unusual postmodern interplay between innovation and reinterpretations of Gerrit Rietveld.
An aesthetic born on TikTok uses veils, silence and subtraction to push back against the saturation of the online gaze.
A German prototype reinterprets camping as an exercise in transformable micro-architecture: from a compact parallelepiped on the road to an expanded living space for four to eight people.
From Ikea’s Frakta turned into a $2,000 luxury tote to Telfar’s bag inspired by department store carriers, and Lidl’s cart-shaped mini bag, the grocery shopper is no longer just a container — it’s a marker of identity.
A chalet built to house engineers at a coal mine in Catalonia has finally been attributed to Antoni Gaudí. The architect had never claimed authorship.
In this new project, it is the territory of the Salinas Grandes that takes center stage: thus, the large salt architectures transform the visitor into an active part of a shared ecological and cultural cycle.
OPT100 Neo Film is a miniature digital camera that pays tribute to 35mm film. It comes from Japan, following the success of Kodak Charmera.
