Domus: 1978-1997

History through images: from Swatch to IBM, to the architecture of Gianni Arnaudo, Eric Owen Moss, Norman Foster and Richard Meier.

Cases of the women's wristwatch by Swatch, showing granules of unmelted plastic
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Img.The Flash Back discothèque designed by Studio 65/Gianni Arnaudo in Cuneo, in the Piedmont region, 1979

Img.2 Morgenstern warehouse in downtown Los Angeles by Eric Owen Moss, 1979

Img.3 The exhibition “Strada Novissima” by Paolo Portoghesi at the Venice Architecture Biennale he directed, 1980

Img.4 Display of Alchimia designs, with the Poltrona senza tempo in the foreground, 1984

Img.5 Richard Sapper with his alligator-like convertible personal computer for IBM, 1986

Img.6 Cases of the women's wristwatch by Swatch, showing granules of unmelted plastic, 1989

Img.7 Wind barrier by Marteen Struijs near Rotterdam, 1,750 meters long, 25 meters high, 1992

Img.8 Torre de Collserola on Tibidabo Hill, Barcelona, designed by Norman Foster, 1992

Img.9 The Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art by Richard Meier in the city's gothic district, 1995

Img.10 Central pool in quartzite stone at the thermal baths designed by Peter Zumthor in Vals, Switzerland, 1997

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