Infrastructures: envisioning the future
"Imagining new infrastructure for cities and territories involves ever broader thinking and involves increasingly articulated and connected expertise."
Raise the chalices
Twenty-eight distinctive white concrete structures redesign the concourse of Stuttgart's new station, the centerpiece of an urban stitching project that transforms an infrastructure into landscape.
Welcoming the world with a flower
Like a lotus opening to the light, Navi Mumbai's new airport welcomes passengers in fluid architecture, with terminals that unfold like petals and guide the journey through a harmonious path.
Harmony circle
Cakra Selaras Wahana is an integrated transportation hub that reconnects Jakarta's past and present, uniting urban mobility, historical memory, and cultural identity.
If the airport becomes the heart of the city
Airports are increasingly emerging as new hubs with the power to transform the economy, mobility and structure of 21^st-century cities. In the December issue of Domus Air, Walter Mariotti, editorial director of Domus, discussed this topic.
A masterplan to redefine the future of Mykolaiv, Ukraine
For the Ukrainian city, a historic industrial center connected to the Black Sea, the drama of the war was the catalyst that prompted a radical rethinking of its destiny.
A mile to turn
From Amsterdam’s electric autonomous boats to drones delivering packages in Texas, cities are exploring new routes to manage short- distance travel. A World Economic Forum report highlights targeted strategies and successful cases driven by public-private collaboratio.
Nanchang, in the rhythm of the arcs
In southeast China, the new station in Nanchang is a model of urban development with a spectacular curvilinearstructure.
A Disco for Europe
The DISCO project, coordinated by FIT Consulting aims to accelerate progress towards a new paradigm of urban logistics, adopting a Physical Internet-led approach, and to provide advanced tools for the smart, optimized, and flexible planning and use of urban spaces. So, eight Living Labs in European cities are experimenting with dynamic use of infrastructure through data sharing assets.