CopenHill opens to the public: a contemporary monument for a green city
In flat Denmark, BIG built the CopenHill in Copenaghen, a gigantic waste-to-energy incinerator that offers the extra perk of an artificial mountain for dry skiing over the roof.
10 issues, 10 years, 10 architects celebrate 100 years of Domus
Domus 1039 is on newsstands: “Only we can make the cities”
JR’s artworks reminding who makes the city, the requalification of Medellín‘s periphery, an interview with Ekrem İmamoğlu, the new mayor of Istanbul, on sustainability.
Domus 1039: Only we can make the new cities
Guest Editor Winy Maas introduces the topics of the new issue of Domus: the “graffiti” by JR around the city, Medellín’s transformation, the different approaches to mobility of four different cities.
Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec, Oki Sato: face to face
Deyan Sudjic compares methods and strategies of three traditional industrial designers, at a time when younger designers seem to be focusing on sustainability.
Sustainable development: what is the role of architecture and design?
“To work together we must share common objectives”: Paolo Cresci of Arup explains how to design for humans and nature. From Ecoworld, supplement of Domus 1038.
Fashion weeks and the cities: how they became what they are
From the first event in New York in 1943 to what’s happening today, with brands struggling to find the most incredible locations for their shows.
Natalie Mossin: “Sharing must come about on a global level and work at a local level”
The impact of the architect’s work from an economic, environmental and social point of view, and the role of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. A chat with the Danish architect, head of Institute of Architecture and Technology at KADK in Copenhagen.