David Chipperfield and Domus, a three-decade-long relationship
For the last three decades, Domus has been covering and commenting the English architect’s career, through the words of architecture critics, historians and designers.
10 issues, 10 years, 10 architects celebrate 100 years of Domus
The places of David Chipperfield
The geography travelled by the British architect includes the Devonshire countryside where he grew up, London, Japan, Germany and Italy, all foundamental places for his career.
David Chipperfield: “Italy is the home of architectural culture”
David Chipperfield interviewed by editorial director Walter Mariotti. A conversation on his relation with Domus, on Italy and the extraordinary potential of architecture’s collective process.
David Chipperfield named Domus guest editor for 2020
The British architect will lead Domus during 2020. He is the third editor of the 10x10x10 series: ten international architects invited to direct the magazine in the run-up to its 100th anniversary.
Matt Pyke, the techno-optimist: “Immersive design has the power to affect people”
Reclusive but super-connected, the guru of Universal Everything tells us how the work of the graphic designer has changed and how vast is its potential to give feelings and well-being to our lives.
Norman Foster: “History helps us realise that the only constant is change”
For the British architect, the science fiction of his youth is the reality of today and the science fiction of today will be reality for the next generation.
Luis Fernández-Galiano: “we can find the future hidden in the present”
To conclude Winy Maas’s year at Domus, we invited a number of authors we consider essential to write a short reflection about the future of urbanism, architecture, art and design; about the future of humanity; about the future of spaceship Earth.