Bjarke Ingels Group's design for the new Natural History Museum in Debrecen intertwines architectural geometry and natural landscape into a single ‘ecosystem’ under the sign of sustainability.
The Fondazione dell’Ordine degli Architetti di Milano presents “Milano Moderna Oggi” (Modern Milan Today), a photographic exhibition that looks at the architectural heritage of the last century through a contemporary lens.
Philippe Starck takes inspiration from fantastic imagery and story-telling to shape a hotel conceived as the maison of a fairytale character.
The adaptive reuse of a former industrial complex acts as the epicentre of a process of urban requalification and ecological transition under the banner of art and digital technologies.
A desk companion that intercepts and plays encrypted radio communications—once popular during the Cold War era but still in use today.
The winner of the Photo of the Year will be announced in Amsterdam on 17 April 2025. These are the best pictures we have selected from the annual World Press Photo Contest.
Piloda Building and Settanta7 are behind the transformation project for Scampia, which includes new housing and public spaces, as well as the redevelopment of the “Celeste” Vela, in memory of the historic and troubled complex.
An organic architecture of sinuous lines intertwines with the forest landscape of northern United States, to create a space of encounter and support for women committed to transforming contemporary world.
During Milan Design Week, the guest editor of Domus will talk about materials as the basis of design, focusing on a materialism that goes beyond passive consumption.
Blending design, technology, and global dynamics, the new symposium curated by the Formafantasma studio will take place at the Padiglione Reale of Milan’s Central Station and aboard the Arlecchino train, in parallel with the 2025 Salone del Mobile.
Accessible until March 27, the virtual space aims to offer an immersive experience that bridges Fiorucci’s past and future.
Between data used to train geospatial control systems and the recent ownership change, the game that lets you catch Pokémon in the streets reflects a nightmarish reality.
Following Severance 2’s media success, Ikea India launches its Mittzon office furniture line with a new advertising campaign: a tribute to the corporate world of Lumon Industries.
