Italian Summer: shores from a drone
The photo exhibition by Jacopo Di Cera at Stamberga becomes a research on the society and the landscape of Italy.
Summer readings 2022: 18 articles for these holidays
A selection of the best articles recently published on Domus that you might have missed: architecture and interviews, projects and explorations, plus forays into the world of art, NFT, fashion and beyond.
Kengo Kuma to design Italy′s largest wooden building
Once regenerated, the former Rizzoli building in Milan will host co-working spaces, a supermarket, a medical center, and a big plaza, all surrounded by greenery. Botanist Stefano Mancuso will partecipate to the project.
A leg wrap that uses AI to correct walking patterns, designed by Yves Behár
The designer’s Fuseproject studio and Cionic partnered to create Neural Sleeve, an AI leg wrap for people with limited mobility.
Google buys the Thompson Center: it was in danger of demolition
The tech giant plans to install its second Chicago headquarters in Helmut Jahn's iconic building.
Nendo stacks precast culverts to create a guesthouse in the forest
The Japanese designer firm presents the Culvert Guesthouse, which experiments with the use of precast concrete tunnels for architecture.
Aeon is a pencil that can write forever
Developed by Stilform, the pencil employs a tip made of a special alloy, capable of writing on paper (almost) without wearing itself over time.
This app lets you rent private pools for as long as you want
Born in France, Swimmy promises to introduce its users to dream pools that can be used for a few hours or all day long.
Shenzhen’s new huge commercial complex designed by David Chipperfield, Sou Fujimoto and OMA
K11 ECOAST aims to integrate business, art, and citizens, with attention to sustainability and the circular economy.
Milan-based collective to curate Italian Pavilion at Venice Biennale 2023
Fosbury Architecture, the young architects collective, has been picked to curate the Italian Pavilion at the 18th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia.
The inverted-pyramid chapel in the Azores inspired by Scarpa’s Brion Tomb
In a small village in the Azores, the Portuguese studio Bernardo Rodrigues Architects designed a chapel that aims to be an apparatus measuring the passing of time.
BIG and Barcode Architects unveiled the housing block on the Amsterdam waterfront
Sluishuis is a building complex built on an artificial island on Lake IJ, opening up to the water with an inner harbour and inviting visitors to climb up to the roof via a stepped path to the city.
Villa Alessi, the residence designed by Aldo Rossi in Verbania is on sale
The Alessi family’s house on Lake Maggiore, designed by the Italian architect in 1989, is now for sale for 7 million euros.