Wuhan is building a hospital in six days to treat coronavirus
The new Chinese structure is based on the model of Xiaotangshan Hospital, built in Beijing to face SARS outbreak in 2003.
Paris Fashion Week, this year set design is mimetic
Minimalist architecture and references to nature: the French catwalks opt for restrained set designs, which follow the language of the clothes.
Virgil Abloh’s furniture made of raw concrete and graffiti
The urban panorama is twisted and enters houses thanks to the new furniture collection by Vuitton’s men’s wear creative director Virgil Abloh, on show at Galerie kreo.
Moroccan Modernism: a project to promote the legacy of modernist workers’ settlements
The Italian Cultural Association NOSTOI launched Cités Ouvrières, a fundraising campaign on Kickstarter to value and protect Moroccan architecture built between the 1920s and the 1960s.
When language seeks its other: an exhibition in Geneva explores the links between writing and art
At CAC, an exhibition focuses on the relationship between writing and the visual arts, between word and image, analysing the common fields of drawing and writing.
10 new objects seen at imm cologne
Two tables, three chairs, an outdoor collection, a sofa, a lamp, carpets and a chaise longue: 10 new projects presented this week at Cologne Furniture Fair.
Sissi’s sculpture-clothes on show at Palazzo Bentivoglio, Bologna
Sissi’s bold sculptures-clothes are the protagonists of a show that highlights the cardinal aspects of her poetics. For the Bologna Art Week, a performance by the artist is planned.
L’Orfeo debuts with “Ego”, the dynamic installation by Studio Drift
An artist, a director and a choreographer work together to bring on stage a deeply revisited Greek myth. Through a moving structure that embodies all the feelings of the human soul.
Interview with Botero, a hymn to existence between volume and colour
Palazzo Pallavicini in Bolgona hosts 50 unique works in an exhibition divided into seven sections, dedicated to the themes dearest to the artist. The interview.
Interior design evolution at Vitra Design Museum
With 20 iconic locations, from Mies’ Villa Tugendhat to Warhol’s Factory, “Home Stories - 100 Years, 20 Visionary Interiors” displays the modern history of interior design.
Domus 1042: What happened to planning?
Guest Editor David Chipperfield introduces the topics of the new issue of Domus and talks about the idea of planning, that will be explored throughout 2020.
Architecture 2020: the most anticipated buildings of the year
A short guide to the most awaited and surprising buildings, which open to public next year all over the world.
Christmas Cosmos: dreamy boutique windows by Hermès
For the shops in Milan and Rome, inspired by dreams, Hermès involved three young set designers from the Brera Academy of Fine Arts together with Luca Sacchi Studio.