An Elegy for the Death of Hamun
The work of the artist Hashem Shakeri, through a palette drained of all vitality, tells the drought and how the resultant crisis is changing the province of Sīstān in Iran.
10 issues, 10 years, 10 architects celebrate 100 years of Domus
Nature at the centre of design: urbanature
Architects join forces with horticulturists, landscape designers, biologists and climate engineers to cultivate a new urban nature.
White tree
In the most recent folie of Montpellier, Mediterranean architectural language and Japanese purism are woven together to establish a new tower typology.
Domus 1037: Nature at the centre of design
Guest Editor Winy Maas introduces the topics of the new issue of Domus: the positive impact of Green Dip on the city and on an urban level, the transformation of a building in São Paulo, the infrastructure to safely organise the annual Hajj pilgrimage.
Domus 1037 on newsstands: “Nature at the centre of design”
A research suggests a method to calculate benefits of greening cities, the tree as a new tower typology, Cape Town’s creative growing thanks to Design Indaba. Browse the gallery and discover the contents of the July issue.
Progress? A portfolio by Leah Kennedy
Australian photographer Leah Kennedy shifts the physical and conceptual boundaries of the New West in Namibia.
High-tech collective tools
Digital innovation can foster a return to the pre-modern ethos of community sharing, where residents network their printers to produce new objects and architectures.